LET'S TALK PEDAGOGY
The new Gowrie NSW Education Hub Podcast
Let's Talk Pedagogy
Let's Talk Pedagogy is the new podcast from the Gowrie NSW Education Hub, made for teachers and educators across early and middle childhood.
This is a space where we dive deep into the heart of early childhood pedagogy and practice, its history, meaning, purpose and importance, discussing what truly maters for children.
We want to connect, we want to create a platform where ideas, research and real-world experiences come together. This is about sharing knowledge, sparking conversations and inspiring action across the early childhood sector.
In each episode, you’ll hear from passionate voices – educators, leaders, researchers, and advocates – all working to shape the future of pedagogy. We’ll unpack big questions, explore innovative practices and celebrate the incredible work happening in our communities.
Why tune in?
This podcast is a space for thoughtful conversations about early childhood pedagogy. What it means, why it matters, and how it shapes everyday practice with children.
Each episode brings together ideas, research, and real experiences from educators and leaders across our organisation and the wider sector. These conversations are about connection, reflection, and strengthening practice in meaningful ways.
We explore what practice and pedagogy looks like for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-aged children, across long day care and outside school hours care (OSHC).
Recent episodes have delved deeply into democratic approaches to mealtimes, distributed leadership in OSHC, transforming infant room practice and truth-telling in everyday work with children. Wherever you are in your career, each episode is an invitation to pause, ponder and think critically about your own practice through a pedagogy lens.
So, Let’s Talk Pedagogy.
Where can I listen?
Apple Podcast: Let’s Talk Pedagogy - Podcast - Apple Podcasts
Spotify: Let’s Talk Pedagogy | Podcast on Spotify
PodBean: Let’s Talk Pedagogy | educationhub
Amazon Music: Let’s Talk Pedagogy