#005 - In this episode I talk with passionate teacher, Treen, who admits that her best teaching and learning strategies have come from talking with her colleagues - which is exactly what TICK is all about! 
She shares with us some of those strategies that have worked well for her, which is well supported by other credible websites and resources that are also mentioned in our conversation. 
This episode has lots of practical ideas which maybe you used to use but forgot, or wish to use for the first time. I hope you get something valuable out of our conversation!

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004 - Whether you love or loathe teaching interviews, they are necessary! They can be an opportunity for us to shine, or a time when our nerves just seem to get the better of us! In this episode I talk with Katrina who shares what she looks for in an applicant for a teaching job position and different things we can do to prepare and improve. Good luck with your interview!

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#003 - As a teacher, building positive relationships with parents from our classroom is imperative! Parents are part of the team who help the whole education of the student. In today's episode I talk with Sal who has some great ideas in communicating with parents she has encountered over the years, even the tricky ones! Ideas that she has tried and achieved  successfully.

#002 - At the height of the pandemic in Australia I was getting so sick of hearing all the negativity in the media surrounding COVID-19. I thought that surely there must be a silver lining. So I went searching! In this episode I talk to a number of teachers to see how  COVID had brought about positive change and had made them a better teacher. The results were surprising!

#001 - Learn who Libby Campbell is and why she started her very first podcast, for teachers just like you. 
An experienced teacher, who introduces the concept of collaborating with teachers in a conversational style so other teachers, regardless of experience, may learn new ways of doing things in the classroom.
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