RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_d68c0b57-d1a8-45ea-b978-7bf7e148cd36 -- Rendered At Fri, 11 Sep 2026 02:14:49 +0000 The Better Question https://redcircle.com/shows/the-better-question en-AU All rights reserved. Big Conversations. Better Education. Twinkl Australia The Better Question is Twinkl Australia’s podcast for educators who want to think deeper about teaching, learning and the future of education. Hosted by James Lister, Twinkl’s Head of Curriculum, each episode explores issues shaping classrooms, from curriculum and pedagogy to inclusion, technology, wellbeing and the changing role of teachers. We go beyond quick answers, bringing together teachers, principals, educationalists and experts behind Twinkl’s resources for informed and thought-provoking conversations. d68c0b57-d1a8-45ea-b978-7bf7e148cd36 The Better Question is Twinkl Australia’s podcast for educators who want to think deeper about teaching, learning and the future of education.

Hosted by James Lister, Twinkl’s Head of Curriculum, each episode explores issues shaping classrooms, from curriculum and pedagogy to inclusion, technology, wellbeing and the changing role of teachers. We go beyond quick answers, bringing together teachers, principals, educationalists and experts behind Twinkl’s resources for informed and thought-provoking conversations.

Grounded in educational expertise and driven by curiosity, The Better Question is where big conversations meet practical insight, helping educators challenge assumptions, discover new perspectives and make a difference for every learner.

]]> episodic no Twinkl Australia hello@twinkl.com.au false full Episode 2: From "I can read" to "I am a reader" Episode 2: From "I can read" to "I am a reader" 2 1 Twinkl Australia Episode 2: From "I can read" to "I am a reader" Learning to read is only the beginning. So how do we help children move from “I can read” to “I am a reader”? Rebecca Burrows, former primary teacher for over 20 years and now Twinkl’s Educational Content Lead for its popular Originals storybooks series, explores how teachers and families can build a genuine love of reading. From reading aloud and giving children choice to supporting reluctant readers, discover how small moments can create lifelong readers - and open the door to curiosity, imagination and possibility. Learning to read is only the beginning. So how do we help children move from “I can read” to “I am a reader”? Rebecca Burrows, former primary teacher for over 20 years and now Twinkl’s Educational Content Lead for its popular Originals storybooks series, explores how teachers and families can build a genuine love of reading.

From reading aloud and giving children choice to supporting reluctant readers, discover how small moments can create lifelong readers - and open the door to curiosity, imagination and possibility.

]]> <p><span>Learning to read is only the beginning. So how do we help children move from “I can read” to “I am a reader”? Rebecca Burrows, former primary teacher for over 20 years and now Twinkl’s Educational Content Lead for its popular Originals storybooks series, explores how teachers and families can build a genuine love of reading. </span></p><p><span>From reading aloud and giving children choice to supporting reluctant readers, discover how small moments can create lifelong readers - and open the door to curiosity, imagination and possibility.</span></p> b4e8b4b2-9fb5-4278-80b9-ab4f8a8dd88e https://www.twinkl.com.au Wed, 09 Sep 2026 11:30:01 +0000 1729 false full Episode 1: Teaching Australia's First Stories Episode 1: Teaching Australia's First Stories 1 1 Twinkl Australia Episode 1: Teaching Australia's First Stories How can teachers confidently teach Indigenous perspectives with authenticity, curiosity and respect? Michael Evans, a proud Aboriginal educator and advisor to Twinkl Australia on Indigenous resources, explores why the fear of getting it wrong can become a barrier to getting started. From building meaningful relationships with local Aboriginal communities to recognising Indigenous knowledge across the curriculum, this episode challenges teachers to move beyond tokenism, build their confidence and make Indigenous perspectives part of everyday learning. How can teachers confidently teach Indigenous perspectives with authenticity, curiosity and respect? Michael Evans, a proud Aboriginal educator and advisor to Twinkl Australia on Indigenous resources, explores why the fear of getting it wrong can become a barrier to getting started.

From building meaningful relationships with local Aboriginal communities to recognising Indigenous knowledge across the curriculum, this episode challenges teachers to move beyond tokenism, build their confidence and make Indigenous perspectives part of everyday learning.

]]> <p>How can teachers confidently teach Indigenous perspectives with authenticity, curiosity and respect? Michael Evans, a proud Aboriginal educator and advisor to Twinkl Australia on Indigenous resources, explores why the fear of getting it wrong can become a barrier to getting started. </p><p>From building meaningful relationships with local Aboriginal communities to recognising Indigenous knowledge across the curriculum, this episode challenges teachers to move beyond tokenism, build their confidence and make Indigenous perspectives part of everyday learning.</p> 9eac6853-0dd1-4f30-91ac-66bf84793401 https://www.twinkl.com.au Fri, 04 Sep 2026 07:53:07 +0000 2196 false trailer Season One trailer Season One trailer 1 Twinkl Australia Season One trailer The Better Question is a podcast for educators who want to think more deeply about teaching, learning and the future of education. Hosted by James Lister, Twinkl’s Head of Curriculum, each episode explores the ideas shaping education; from curriculum and pedagogy to inclusion, technology, wellbeing and the changing role of teachers. Through conversations with teachers, school leaders and experts, we go beyond easy answers to challenge assumptions and uncover new perspectives. Grounded in expertise and driven by curiosity, The Better Question connects big ideas with practical insight to help educators think differently and make a difference. The Better Question is a podcast for educators who want to think more deeply about teaching, learning and the future of education.

Hosted by James Lister, Twinkl’s Head of Curriculum, each episode explores the ideas shaping education; from curriculum and pedagogy to inclusion, technology, wellbeing and the changing role of teachers. Through conversations with teachers, school leaders and experts, we go beyond easy answers to challenge assumptions and uncover new perspectives.

Grounded in expertise and driven by curiosity, The Better Question connects big ideas with practical insight to help educators think differently and make a difference.

]]> <p><strong>The Better Question</strong><span> is a podcast for educators who want to think more deeply about teaching, learning and the future of education. </span></p><p>Hosted by James Lister, Twinkl’s Head of Curriculum, each episode explores the ideas shaping education; from curriculum and pedagogy to inclusion, technology, wellbeing and the changing role of teachers. Through conversations with teachers, school leaders and experts, we go beyond easy answers to challenge assumptions and uncover new perspectives.</p><p><strong>Grounded in expertise and driven by curiosity, The Better Question connects big ideas with practical insight to help educators think differently and make a difference.</strong></p> ec612a26-e1b7-4006-947d-d9475d8eb962 https://www.twinkl.com.au Thu, 03 Sep 2026 12:49:52 +0000 52 false