# Deborah Netolicky

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Erica McWilliam on joy and challenge in learning and teaching

Deborah Netolicky talks with Professor Erica McWilliam AM about the joy in the rigour of learning, reclaiming the magic of teaching, and the importance of knowing. Erica is an internationally recognised scholar of pedagogy and creativity, whose career spans more than forty years. Moving from cla ...

Amanda Bell on leadership and governance in schools

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Amanda Bell AM about leadership and governance in schools. Amanda is a highly experienced leader, an accomplished non-executive director and strategic facilitator whose advisory work concentrates on strategic futures, leadership development and masterclasses for b ...

Paul Kidson on sustainable and hopeful school leadership

Deborah Netolicky talks with Associate Professor Paul Kidson about leadership in schools that is hopeful, sustainable and personalised. Paul leads Educational Leadership postgraduate courses at the Australian Catholic University. He is one of the researchers on Australia’s largest and longest ru ...

Jeremy Hannay on counter-cultural leadership for happy, high-performing schools

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Jeremy Hannay about counter-cultural leadership, navigating the pace of change, and how to pursue happiness and high performance at the same time. Jeremy is Executive Principal of Three Bridges Primary School and Wolf Fields Primary School in Southall, London. Ori ...

Janine Stratford on school leadership and career strategy

Deborah Netolicky talks with Janine Stratford about being a relational, strategic leader in schools. Janine is a Leadership Coach, Career Strategist, Founder of her company Coaching Focus and facilitator passionate about helping educators lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose. After 28 year ...

Catherine Smith on care and inclusion in an age of AI

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Catherine Smith about care and inclusion in an age of AI. Catherine is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Education at the University of Melbourne. Her work sits at the intersection of wellbeing, inclusion, digital technologies and social justice in education, wi ...

José Bowen on how AI is transforming education and life

Deborah Netolicky talks with José Bowen about the inevitability of AI in education and in life. They discuss where AI is already transforming schools, universities, work and everyday life; where it can enhance learning and productivity; where caution is needed; when we should outsource thinking ...

Haili Hughes on teacher development, wellbeing and retention

Deborah Netolicky talks with Associate Professor Haili Hughes about what it takes to build and sustain a flourishing teaching profession. Together they explore teaching, teacher development, mentoring, instructional coaching, teacher wellbeing and retention. Haili is Associate Professor of Educ ...

Shanti Clements on student voice, shared stewardship and leadership maturity

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Shanti Clements about what it means to cultivate leadership as a shared, reflective practice across a school. From students contributing to strategic planning, conducting learning walks and leading Wellbeing Wednesdays, to the 7 Habits, 'Leader in Me', and communi ...

Selena Fisk on using data to make better decisions

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Selena Fisk about how, why, and when to use data in schools, trends versus insights, the importance of curiosity and collaboration, and the role of generative ai in data analysis. Selena is a data storyteller who helps educators turn numbers into meaningful narra ...