# Kelly Cartwright
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kelly cartwright (born 22 April 1989) is an Australian athlete. She won two medals at the London 2012 Paralympics, and represented Australia in the Beijing 2008 Paralympics.
== Personal ==
Kelly Anne Cartwright was born on 22 April 1989 and is from Geelong.
What is Going Wrong At Some New Build Sites?
Mark Millar is joined by Mick from MTB Construction, who has had first hand experiences working at some bad new build sites to discuss his experiences. Mark then talks with Kelly Cartwright from Core Recruiter about how they bring tradespeople onto new build sites and the issue of rogue recruiters
7.16 Executive Functioning Demands
What's really happening when students struggle to stay on task, complete assignments, or transition between activities? In this illuminating conversation with literacy experts Dr. Matt Strader and Dr. Douglas Fisher, Shannon and Mary delve into the complex world of executive functioning and its imp…
Episode #512 - ScaleUp Club - Leading with Specialism, Integrity and Authenticity in Recruitment - with Kelly Cartwright
This episode of ScaleUp Radio brings a fresh twist – a live Q&A from one of our ScaleUp Club sessions, featuring returning guest Kelly Cartwright, founder of Core Recruiter Ltd. Kelly joined us to share honest, down-to-earth insights on building a values-driven, specialist recruitment agency in the…
Stop Drowning in Data: Why Uncertainty Makes Us Better Educators
In this S5E9 Schoolutions Teaching Strategies conversation, join me with Angela Stockman to move beyond feeling overwhelmed with data, thanks to Angela's practical teaching tips that foster student-centered learning. Learn how to refine your classroom practices and assessment strategies for better …
Ep 1 | Unlocking the Secrets of Reading Success
Have you ever sat with a student, tried everything you know, and quietly wondered…“Why isn’t this clicking?”If so, you are not alone — and you are definitely not failing.In this episode of Amanda Bowen Teaches Literacy, we’re diving into the science of reading and unpacking what research actually t…
What School Leaders Need to Know About the Science of Reading
In this 45-minute presentation, I walk through five beliefs about the science of reading. The intent is to spark curiosity and encourage conversation.
Watch this presentation in tandem with my free eBook What School Leaders Need to Know About the Science of Reading. Use these resources as a starti…
Dr. Kelly Cartwright: Executive Skills and Reading Comprehension
The science of reading has made real progress in how schools think about decoding and language comprehension. But for a significant number of struggling readers, those two buckets don’t explain what’s getting in the way.
Dr. Kelly Cartwright, Spangler Distinguished Professor of Early Child Literac…
212: Untangling the Debate Over Reading Instruction
When it comes to teaching kids how to read, what is the big debate about? And what does research say we should be doing? In this episode, literacy expert Jen Serravallo and researcher Dr. Kelly Cartwright help us understand the different perspectives on effective reading instruction and what resear…
The Grey Space Within: Shame, Agency, and How We Grow as Educators
Leah and Angela reunite for the season finale to debrief episodes 9–11 and weave together the month's biggest ideas. They reflect on Stella Villalba's concept of kid watching, Angela's solo episode on self-observation, and Leah's episode on seeing others more fully — and find a surprising thread co…
Dyslexia Duo Podcast Episode 91 - Dr. Kelly Cartwright
The Dyslexia Duo: Executive Function and Dyslexia - Putting Thinking on the Table with Dr. Kelly Cartwright
Melissa Dean and Aimee Rodenroth of the Dyslexia Duo interview Dr. Kelly Cartwright (UNC Charlotte) about how executive functions—working memory, inhibition, and cognitive flexibility—emerg…
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