School Assembly S3E6: Setting the teaching direction and a Series 1 and 2 update
It’s a special, bumper episode of School Assembly…
An episode of the Teacher Magazine (ACER) podcast, hosted by Teacher Magazine (ACER), titled "School Assembly S3E6: Setting the teaching direction and a Series 1 and 2 update" was published on January 23, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.
January 23, 2025 ·36m · Teacher Magazine (ACER)
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Summary
It’s a special, bumper episode of School Assembly as Teacher Editor Jo Earp chats to Dan McShea about setting the teaching direction, and also checks in on Ray Boyd and Rachael Lehr, who we followed in Series 1, and Series 2 principal Jo Camozatto to find out what’s been happening at their schools. Host: Jo Earp Guests: Dan McShea, Ray Boyd, Rachael Lehr and Jo Camozatto
Episode Description
It’s a special, bumper episode of School Assembly as Teacher Editor Jo Earp chats to Dan McShea about setting the teaching direction, and also checks in on Ray Boyd and Rachael Lehr, who we followed in Series 1, and Series 2 principal Jo Camozatto to find out what’s been happening at their schools.
Host: Jo Earp
Guests: Dan McShea, Ray Boyd, Rachael Lehr and Jo Camozatto
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