In this podcast, Renee Raroa discusses her experiences of engaging whānau as a mother, educator and facilitator.

This podcast discusses Professional Development for Middle Leaders in schools. The most recent PPTA survey shows that this is still an issue in schools and Martin and Joanne discuss options for improving this ,and examples with Ānaru, as well as practical tips and advice for Middle Leaders in Schools.

Anji Webster discusses with Ānaru how Netsafe can help your school either in person or via their resources on their website

Ānaru White and Aiono Manu Fa'aea-Semeatu talk about their experiences when mentoring Māori and Pasifika students.

Tania shares her experiences around implementing Makerspace, Robotics and Coding into your programme.

Ānaru and Katrina discuss digital fluency across the curriculum and the importance of creating content as opposed to being a passive user.

Rochelle discusses The 'PRIDE Challenge' which is a new approach to traditional homework at the school her sons attend: http://www.amberley.school.nz/a/8OTmuCK

'There's that great quote - great leaders grow great leaders not great followers.' Angela talks to Ānaru about leadership in schools and consulting with the community around the school.

'Use some of the accessibility features that are built into the Chromebook.' Allanah shares practical ideas and suggestions to assist students and teachers with extending their learning through Chromebooks and the Google Environment.

'The best thing about google classroom is that it keeps your and the children's work organised.' Allanah shares practical advice of establishing and using Google Classroom. New Zealand teachers can also access free help from the CLA (Connected Learning Advisory) http://www.core-ed.org/events/connected-learning-advisory/about-the-cla/