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Bluyonder Voices
by Greg Whitby
Greg Whitby is the Executive Director of Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta. He has been involved in education in both government and non government sectors for over 40 years as a teacher and school leader as well as lecturing on a part-time basis for 10 years in the faculty of business at the University of Western Sydney. Greg has led large systems of schools for over 17 years.Greg is widely recognised as an experienced educator who is focused on transforming schools, bringing together the best of theory, practice and evidence to ensure they provide a relevant, challenging and engaging contemporary learning experience for the communities they serve. Greg is a passionate and relentless leader who drives innovation and change in education.
Episodes
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14. Bluyonder Voices - Cheryl Brown
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Cheryl Brown, as Principal Leader for Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta
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13. Bluyonder Voices - St Monicas Primary Students
Greg Whitby hands the microphone over to the very talented students of St Monica's Primary, North Parramatta.
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12. Bluyonder Voices - Liz Gale
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Liz Gale, a teacher at St Agnes Catholic High School, Rooty Hill.
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11. Bluyonder Voices - Jeff Johnson
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Jeff Johnson. Jeff began his career as a teacher, moving onto Principalship and is now the Executive Staff Officer, Professional Development for The Alberta Teachers’...
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10. Bluyonder Voices - Louise Stoll
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Dr Louise Stoll. Louise is Professor of Professional Learning at the London Centre for Leadership in Learning at University College London’s Institute of Education and...
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9. Bluyonder Voices - Lyn Sharratt
Greg Whitby chats with Lyn Sharratt. Lyn is an Associate at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at University of Toronto (OISE/UT), where she coordinates the Ed.D. cohort in Theory and Policy Studies. Lyn is a published author and her background includes cumulative experience as teacher,...
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8. Bluyonder Voices - Pam Betts
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Pam Betts. Pam is the Executive Director of Catholic Education in the Archdicoese of Brisbane. Pam has held leadership positions in Catholic education for over thirty years.
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7. Bluyonder Voices - Michael Fullan
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Michael Fullan. Michael is the Global Leadership Director, New Pedagogies for Deep Learning. Former Dean of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) of the...
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6. Bluyonder Voices - Emma Husar
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Emma Husar MP. Emma is the federal Labor member for the seat of Lindsay and a champion for Western Sydney and passionate about education.
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5. Bluyonder Voices - Steven M Zipkes
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Steven Zipkes. Steven is former Founding Principal of Manor New Technology High School. He currently holds several positions and is Founder and President of Advanced…
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4. Bluyonder Voices - John Goh
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with John Goh. John has been the Principal of Merrylands East Public School, South Western Sydney for the past 12 years and the Fairfield Primary Principals President for the…
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3. Bluyonder Voices - Robert Nastasi
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Robert Nastasi. Robert is the Principal at Emmaus Catholic College. He has a Bachelor of Education; Masters of Curriculum; Master of Arts-Theological Studies. Robert has a...
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2. Bluyonder Voices - Elena Stivactas
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Elena Stivactas. Elena is a beginning teacher in Catholic Education, Diocese of Parramatta. Elena has begun her teaching career at St Luke's Catholic College, the next...
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1. Bluyonder Voices - Pasi Sahlberg
Greg Whitby chats with an educator and talks about the work of learning and teaching in today's world. This podcast is with Pasi Sahlberg. Pasi is a Finnish educator, author, and scholar and is currently an international speaker and advisor to the Governments of Scotland, Sweden, Malta, Iceland…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Greg Whitby is the Executive Director of Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta. He has been involved in education in both government and non government sectors for over 40 years as a teacher and school leader as well as lecturing on a part-time basis for 10 years in the faculty of business at the University of Western Sydney. Greg has led large systems of schools for over 17 years.Greg is widely recognised as an experienced educator who is focused on transforming schools, bringing together the best of theory, practice and evidence to ensure they provide a relevant, challenging and engaging contemporary learning experience for the communities they serve. Greg is a passionate and relentless leader who drives innovation and change in education.
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