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Sep 2, 2022 46 min

Wine with Deadly Ed

from Wine with Teacher Podcast Hosted by Ceri Sandford

Thank you to Josh Brown, who is one half of Deadly Ed, along with his partner Kane. Find out more about these two teachers here, and follow their IG @deadlyed_. In this episode we discussed: The journey of Deadly Ed Letting go of the fear that you'll get it wrong Honest discussion about authentic connections Advice for reaching out and creating networks Avoiding tokenistic B.S in schools Aboriginal Education for all ages and people Bridging the gap between Aboriginal-owned business Read the Deadly Ed blogs here. Find out more about Deadly Ed services here.

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