Teachers Supporting Teachers

In this episode, host Narelle Lennon is joined with co-hosts Tammy Green and Rikki James as they explore the power of recognising and utilising personal strengths in education. Our guest, Krystle, shares her journey from vocational education to secondary school teaching, offering valuable insights on:

• Identifying and leveraging personal strengths in the classroom
• Building meaningful relationships with students
• Using humour and st...

In this milestone 10th series of Teachers Supporting Teachers, we explore the crucial role of character strengths in education. Join host Narelle Lemon, co-host Bev Adkin and  guest Gloria, a Master of Teaching student, as they delve into:

• The evolving motivations behind choosing a teaching career
• How personal strengths develop throughout an educator's journey
• Practical ways to leverage strengths in the classroom
• Building eff...

In this enlightening episode of Teachers Supporting Teachers, host Narelle Lemon explores the development and application of character strengths in pre-service teaching. Joined by guests Gail, Marnie, Aimee, and Cheylin, the conversation delves into the experiences of graduate diploma students as they navigate their journey into teaching.

Key Topics:

• The evolution of teaching strengths over time
• Applying personal strengths to ove...

In this episode, we're joined by Rex Monsoon, a Master of Teaching student at Edith Cowan University, currently on his final professional experience in the remote community of Kalumburu, Western Australia.

Episode Highlights:

• Rex shares his journey as a mature-age student transitioning into teaching from creative fields
• Insights into teaching design and technology, visual art, and incorporating First Nations perspectives
• Stra...

In this inspiring episode of Teachers Supporting Teachers, host Narelle Lemon explores the role of character strengths in early childhood education. Joined by guests Carli Sandbrook, Bev Adkin, and pre-service teacher Skye, the conversation delves into the journey of becoming an early childhood educator and the importance of recognising and utilising personal strengths in teaching.

Key Topics:

• The motivation behind choosing ...

In this episode, Narelle Lemon, Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and professor based at the Mount Lawley campus at Edith Cowan University, and her series co-host Marnie Harris, a lecturer based in the South West Campus in Bunbury, engage in a thought-provoking discussion with three principals from the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Eliot, principal of Derby District High School, shares his 27-year journey in education a...

In this episode, Narelle Lemon, Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and VC Professoriate Research Fellow at Edith Cowan University, and her series co-host Marnie Harris, a lecturer and professional experience coordinator at Edith Cowan University's South West Campus, are joined by special guest Jan Drew, director of The Global Student, to discuss international educational experiences.

Jan shares her journey into this space, h...

In this episode, Narelle Lemon, Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and professor based at the Mount Lawley campus at Edith Cowan University, and her series co-host Marnie Harris, a lecturer based in the South West Campus in Bunbury, are joined by special guest Michaela, a primary pre-service teacher completing her final year at Edith Cowan University. Michaela shares her inspiring story and passion for learning and teaching, whi...

In this episode of series 9, Narelle Lemon (Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and professor based at Mount Lawley campus at Edith Cowan University) and her series co-host Marnie Harris (a lecturer based in the South West Campus, in Bunbury, of Edith Cowan University) are joined by special guest Connor, a graduate teacher from Edith Cowan University who loved his final placement so much that he decided to stay on at the school. ...

In this introductory episode, Narelle Lemon (Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and professor based at Mount Lawley campus of Edith Cowan University) and her series co-host plus guest for this episode Marnie Harris  delve into the topic of regional, rural, and remote educational experiences. Marnie, the primary professional experience coordinator at Edith Cowan University's South West campus in Bunbury, shares her expertise...

In this episode, Narelle Lemon, Teachers Supporting Teachers producer and professor based at the Mount Lawley campus at Edith Cowan University, and her series co-host Marnie Harris, a lecturer based in the South West Campus in Bunbury, continue their conversation with Kimberley principals Eliot, Paul, and Esther.

This is part two of a conversation with principals from the Kimberley region of Western Australia.  Part one can be acces...

 Welcome to Teachers Supporting Teachers 2023 Bonus Episode ... this is a wow end of the year share conversation, that you will so understand as you listen.

This episode was recorded in June 2023 with future teachers of Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Tun Abdul Raza (IPGKTAR) in Kuching, Malaysia Borneo. We had just finished a workshop on making for wellbeing and wellbeing for making where we also focused on hope for our ...

Welcome to Teachers Supporting Teachers Podcast, a podcast that supports future teachers, and those who are in the classroom.   This is series 8, and episode 6, our last in a collection that has been a collaboration with the Office of Australia's Women in STEM Ambassador. I've been working closely with Becky Laurence who is the program coordinator for Future You and her colleagues, and in this episode Becky and I are join...

Welcome to Teachers Supporting Teachers Podcast, a podcast that supports future teachers, and those who are in the classroom.  And this is series 8. As with all series I like to do something a little different and capture some different ideas, work with different people, and inspire you as you become teachers and work as teachers.

So this series I am collaborating with the Office of Australia's Women in STEM Ambassador, and I a...

Welcome to this episode in series 8 where we are talking all things career education, STEM, and women in partnership with Australian Government’s Women in STEM Ambassador and the program coordinator for Future You Becky Lawrence. In this episode we spice up evaluation. It's critical for development of programs and continuous improvement, and of course is a close friend with reflective practice. Becky shares the findings from o...

Welcome to Teachers Supporting Teachers Podcast, a podcast that supports future teachers, and those who are in the classroom.  And this is series 8. As with all series I like to do something a little different and capture some different ideas, work with different people, and inspire you as you become teachers and work as teachers.

So this series I am collaborating with the Office of Australia's Women in STEM Ambassador, and I a...

This is a wonderful episode where we have many ah ha moments of what can be possible in the classroom as a  teacher. We dig deep in the concept of being an engineer of the lesson and classroom, failing forward, risk taking, development of electives and curriculum, and what is possible when we dream big as teachers for our students. This is a rich conversation with Becky and our guest Dr Kathryn White who runs the Australian Junior ...

Teachers are responsible for shaping the future of our world. The influence we have over students and WHO those students become is huge. So in this series, Series 8 of Teachers Supporting Teachers, we talk about STEM careers, opportunities, futures and what is possible as we tap into the potential for pre-service teachers, teachers, educators, and students, especially young women - we dig deep into the what, why and how.

Creati...

Welcome to this episode, no. 8 in series 7 that captures the experiences of undertaking a study tour and international practicum in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia Borneo. 

In this episode Lewis is executive producer and he is joined by Taylah and Stephen reflecting upon their experiences, cultural learnings, and development as future teachers. A brief special guest appearance is made by Rachel, as she and Lisa ended their time...