Tara Brabazon podcast

Tara talks with Paige Bennett about the characteristics of an outstanding teacher.

Tara talks with Zeffie Nicholas about the challenges and the opportunities of international education. Particularly they explore the advantages of cross-cultural education.

Cameron Fraser talks with Tara about the AQ (Additional Qualifications) programme at CSU Burlington, Canada. They also talk through the specific challenges of educational leadership at the moment.

Tara and Anne - in this final podcast of the year - reflect on the first stage of their supervisory relationship and the progress in the research project exploring the notion of 'professionalism' in early childhood education.

Tara Brabazon talks with Marilyn Pietsch about remote placements in teacher education. Tara and Marilyn are joined by three students who experienced these placements.

Tara, Steve and Anne explore a pivotal breakthrough in her discussion of professionalism. Deploying semiotics on insignias, she demonstrates a great leap in her analysis of early childhood education.

Tara talks with Maria Bennet about the Teacher in the Community Project.

Tara, Steve and Anne explore the shape of her research literature, while also pondering the shape of doctoral supervision.

Tara talks with Randa Khattar about sustainability, social justice and education. Why does sustainability matter in the life of a child?

Tara talks with Anne McLeod about her doctoral research, which investigates theories of professionalism in early childhood education. They discuss how theories of institutions, work and professionalism have transformed from the 1970s to the present.