ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this first in-depth interview of 2024, Sam speaks with Research Project teacher, Year Level Dean, Steve Todd. We talk about the interesting pathways of life that lead people to become teachers, and our plans for bringing interest in and engagement with the outside world to the classroom. If you're an early-career teacher with a passion for politics and history, Steve discusses a range of ways to bring that he brings that enthusiasm to his students.
Sam also deeply regrets not introducing this one as a Todd-cast.
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