2024: Our year in podcasts
In this annual wrap-up of our year in podcasts, t…
An episode of the Teacher Magazine (ACER) podcast, hosted by Teacher Magazine (ACER), titled "2024: Our year in podcasts" was published on December 10, 2024 and runs 33 minutes.
December 10, 2024 ·33m · Teacher Magazine (ACER)
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Summary
In this annual wrap-up of our year in podcasts, the editorial team at Teacher select their favourite episodes of 2024 – from our School Improvement series to the Research Files and more – and discuss why the episodes resonated with the team and Teacher listeners. Hosts: Andrew Broadley, Jo Earp and Dominique Russell
Episode Description
In this annual wrap-up of our year in podcasts, the editorial team at Teacher select their favourite episodes of 2024 – from our School Improvement series to the Research Files and more – and discuss why the episodes resonated with the team and Teacher listeners.
Hosts: Andrew Broadley, Jo Earp and Dominique Russell
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