Australian Educational Research – a voice for Australian Educational Researchers.
Kalantzis & Cope – an evolving body of research and thinking in the fields of semiotics, literacy, pedagogy, and educational technologies by Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope.
Kay Oddone – lecturer and researcher at Charles Sturt University, Dr Oddone began her career in teaching and teacher librarianship. She is an advocate for Teacher Librarians and a champion for learning through online networking.
Kira – a teacher librarian from Western Sydney, Kira is a seasoned blogger who inspires me to write better.
Margot Andersen – through a connection harking back to our London days, Margot Andersen also began her career as a teacher. She is now the owner of talentinsight Australia, a career management and leadership consultancy. She is also the founder of Insync Network Group, a community for expats navigating their return ‘home’. For Australians who have worked overseas and returned or plan to return home, I highly recommend Margot’s podcast, Boomerang: Expat to Repat
Megan Daley – author of Raising Readers and an award-winning teacher librarian, the delightful Megan Daley hosts the number one go-to website Children’s Books Daily. Her Instagram page is especially worthwhile following, as is her podcast Your Kids Next Read. My claim-to-fame? I was lucky enough to enjoy a semester at QUT with Megan Daley as my lecturer!
Pasi Sahlberg – Professor of Education Policy at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. Dr Sahlberg is an educator and author who began his career in Finnland and has informed policy in countries around the world.
Sally Lawrence – Manager for Indigenous Education, Sally Lawrence works with Queensland schools to authentically embed First Nations cultures and histories into our curriculum.
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