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Masters of Education

My Masters of Education isn’t a degree—it’s a documented series of conversations with experts, where I ask the questions that uncover the true meaning and purpose of education.

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    Esther White - Maths Australia CEO

    Esther White explains a homecoming of sorts in the way we learn mathematics —not as a subject to memorise, but as a language to be experienced and understood. Drawing on her work with Maths Australia and the Brighter Maths program, Esther explains how consistent visual models, hands-on manipulatives, storytelling, and colour-coded learning help children build deep mathematical understanding before symbols are introduced. Together, they unpack why so many children struggle with maths under traditional, rote-based approaches, why technology can’t replace conceptual understanding, and how parents—without formal training—can confidently teach mathematics at home. Esther's methods are aimed to restore clarity, confidence, and meaning to mathematics education.Watch Esther's Ted Talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HQzjEnIafk

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    5. Solocast: What is a world without school?

    In this solocast, I ask some confronting questions:✨ What is life without school? ✨ What are the fears behind choosing that path? ✨ And what do we even call it?If we agree that learning isn’t something confined to ten four-week terms, between 9 and 3, Monday to Friday — if we know it’s everywhere — then why do we still subscribe to the idea that our children must spend 13 years of their life there?It’s time to rethink what education really means, and what freedom in learning can look like.

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    4. Solocast: Self Reliance and The Joys of Childhood

    In this episode, I explore the power of self-reliance in young people — and the dangers of underestimating them.“The belief that children and teenagers are incapable of rational decision-making and self-direction is a self-fulfilling prophecy.” When society assumes kids can’t think, choose, or lead, we create systems that deny them the chance to try — and they grow into exactly what we feared.This conversation unpacks how schools, sports, and adult-driven environments strip away responsibility, why preserving the joys of childhood is essential, and how families can nurture true independence by trusting children to rise.

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    3. Brittany Craveiro (Apogee Alliance P.A)

    Brittany Craveiro is the Co-Founder of Apogee Alliance in Pennsylvania, USA. Her journey has taken her from home-school mother to micro school founder. Brittany is an expert in the Socratic Method and following our children's instincts and curiosity as the drivers of education. 

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    2. Dustin and Peggy Lowe from Apogee Utah

    🎙️ A conversation with Dustin & Peggy Lowe — founders of Apogee Utah.We break down common misconceptions about education and unpack the biggest shifts they’ve seen after their first year of running a Family Leadership Center.✨ Highlights from this episode: • Building the right environment instead of chasing curriculum and content • The joy that emerges when children are encouraged to lead • Redefining success — beyond grades and tests, the parental “comfort blanket” • Why context matters more than content for our kids👀 Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — search Masters of Education. 🧢#apogeeaustralia #apogeestrong #familyleadership #homeschooling #unschooling

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    1. Jodi and Kerrie from QuantiMama

    Join Jonathan Zalunardo, owener of Apogee Australia as he welcomes Jodi and Kerrie from Quantimama to discuss the key challenges parents face when deciding to step away from traditional schooling.In this conversation, we explore:- Deprogramming ourselves from seeing school as the only option- When parents unintentionally get in the way of childhood- What it truly means to “not care about the marks”- Markers of success beyond the traditional education conveyor belt- How our children often exceed our expectationsWhether you’re curious about alternative education or looking for ways to support your child’s unique learning journey, this webinar provides insights and practical perspectives for families ready to rethink schooling.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

My Masters of Education isn’t a degree—it’s a documented series of conversations with experts, where I ask the questions that uncover the true meaning and purpose of education.

HOSTED BY

Jonathan Zalunardo

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