Hosted by Gavin Kinch · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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The Global Ed Podcast brings you authentic and thought provoking stories from educators around the globe.This podcast seeks to open up a window into the lives of teachers and school leaders from around the world as they share their wisdom, experiences, passions and struggles.Host - Gavin Kinch www.linkedin.com/in/gavinkinch/
Gavin Kinch hosts The Global Ed Podcast, a education show with 19 episodes published.
In the final episode of the season I interview Tina Lomax who is the Principal of Kingslea School in New Zealand. Kingslea School is dedicated to young people in care and youth justice. With campuses across the country,
In this episode I interview Jane Larrson the Executive Director of the Council for International Schools (CIS). Jane is also one of the founding members of the International Taskforce on Child Protection (ITFCP). In this
In this episode I interview Aye Chan Oo who the founder of the Scholastic International School of Myanmar. Aye shares her experiences of life in Myanmar over the past few years and the challenges that led her to found th
In this episode I interview Marwa Alsharqawi who works for the Norwegian Refugee Council. Marwa is an education specialist who works in some of the world's most difficult areas. Marwa shares her work in Syria building th
In this episode I speak with Octavius Colquhoun, the Principal of iThemba Labantu Primary School. The school is located in Philippi which is a township on the edge of Cape Town, South Africa. iThemba Labantu means "Hope
In the first episode of Season 3 I speak with Nick Magus MBE, the former Head of College of Dulwich College (Singpaore). Nick shares his experience of founding Dulwich College on a green field site in Singapore. He share
In the final episode of Season 2, I speak with Rafei, a refugee from Afghanistan who journeyed through the Middle East to Indonesia, hoping to reach Australia by boat. However, after Australia’s policy changes, a refugee
David, a Singaporean, relocated his entire family to Timor-Leste to establish a community-based school. David shares how the school is deeply invested in the local community and how it stepped up to provide critical supp
I interview Mr. Olli-Pekka Heinonen, the Director General of the IB and former Minister of Education for Finland. Mr. Heinonen shares his inspiring journey from leading Finland’s education system to shaping global educat
In this episode I speak with the inspiring Yaya Dama from Burkina Faso, who sheds light on the challenges young people face amidst insecurity and an overwhelmed education system in Burkina Faso, west Africa. Yaya explain
In episode three, I interview Ramon Javier, Principal of a transformative school on Manhattan’s East Side. George Jackson Academy provides life-changing education and opportunities for low-income families. Ramon shares h
In this moving episode, I speak with Lynn John Manning, a proud member of the Shoshone-Paiute Nation in Nevada, USA. Born and raised within the tribe, Lynn now serves as the Principal of the local school. Lynn shares the
In this powerful episode, I speak with Alaa Katerji, a principal leading a school in an active conflict zone. Alaa shares the challenges of creating a space for learning in a region overshadowed by fear and uncertainty.
What would you do if you had to start a school in Indonesia’s largest landfill site? Resa Beonard grew up in Bantar Gebang which is community that lives in a landfill site that contains over 40 million tonnes of rubbish.
What would you do if you wanted the children of Africa to change the world? Estelle Baroung Hughes is a Cameroonian, an African and a global citizen. After teaching throughout the world, including a significant stint at
What would you do if you had held every position in the IB Educator Network (IBEN)? Isela Consuegra has worked within the IBEN over several decades, and has held nearly every position available to educators. She is curre
What would you do if you were Principal of a remote indigenous school in Australia? Rachel Herweynen was adopted into the Yolŋu tribe to live and lead in their community which is found on the remote island of Galiwin'ku
What would you do if you if civil unrest overthrew the government and put your school at risk? Norris Ham was in Cairo when the Arab Spring lead to widespread civil unrest that lead to the over throwing of the government
What would you do if you were the Principal of a school in Kyiv when Russia invaded? Rachel Caldwell was the School Director of Pechersk School International, Ukraine and had to lead her school through this experience. I
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