In this episode, we introduce the purpose and vision behind the Gowrie NSW Education Hub podcast, Let’s Talk Pedagogy, and why creating space to talk deeply about pedagogy matters now more than ever.
We explore what pedagogy really means in early childhood education, its history, purpose, and the role it plays in shaping meaningful, ethical, and responsive practice. This episode invites you to look beyond the surface of what you do each day and reconnect with your why, this being always centred on what truly matters for children.
Let’s Talk Pedagogy is about connection. It brings together research, ideas, and real‑world experiences to create a platform where educators, teachers, leaders and advocates can think together, share knowledge and spark conversation across the sector.
This episode is an invitation for educators to pause, reflect and feel inspired. It’s a reminder of the importance of taking time to listen, reconnect with purpose and to feel energised by the impact of our work.
We also reflect on Gowrie NSW’s long‑standing commitment to children, families, and educators. For more than 85 years, Gowrie NSW has worked alongside communities with a clear and powerful vision: children are empowered, their voices are heard, and they are active participants in their communities and the wider world.
Throughout this podcast series, you will hear from passionate voices including educators, leaders, researchers and advocates, all who will unpack big questions, explore innovative practice and celebrate the incredible work happening across early and middle childhood education.
Recommended audience: All educators in EEC and OSHC at any stage of their professional career.
Host: Michelle Richardson
Guests: Belinda Rouhan, Fiona Veld-Brown & Nicole Tytherleigh
