The Parent-Teacher Project

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75. Inside Literacy: How Children Really Learn to Love Reading

August 31, 2026

Reading is one of the most important foundations of a child's learning, but how do we help children move beyond simply being able to read and develop a genuine love for books?  In this episode of the Parent Teacher Project, we speak with Joshua Woolnough, primary teacher, mentor and literacy coach at Redfield College, about the role literacy plays in a child's development and the simple ways families can nurture a culture of reading at home.  The conversation also looks at the challenge of sc...

74. Discover the 'I Am A Teacher' Initiative

June 16, 2026

Teaching has never been easy, but many educators today are facing increasing pressures, growing workloads, and a profession that can sometimes feel isolating. In this episode, we speak with Eugene Choi and Milad Khalil from the Pared Foundation about the vision behind I Am A Teacher (IAT)—an initiative created to support teachers not just as professionals, but as people. They explore the importance of reconnecting educators with their original sense of purpose and how authentic community, per...

73. "I Don't Want to Go": Helping Your Child Face School Anxiety

June 03, 2026

School refusal, anxiety around camps or school events, and the daily struggle of getting children out the door are becoming increasingly common challenges for families.  In this episode, we speak with Dr Jenny Brown, an experienced child and family health practitioner with over 35 years working in child and adolescent mental health and founder of the Parent Hope Project. She offers a refreshing perspective grounded in family systems theory, helping parents understand the "worry cycle", the ...

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What is the email for The Parent-Teacher Project?

The publicly listed email for The Parent-Teacher Project: communications@pared.edu.au.

How many listeners does The Parent-Teacher Project have?

Podseeker estimates The Parent-Teacher Project reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for The Parent-Teacher Project?

The Parent-Teacher Project typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant professional experience in education, child development, parenting, mental health, literacy, or educator wellbeing; lived experience may also be suitable when directly connected to children’s development or neurodiversity. Common among recent guests: Leadership or specialist experience in schools or education organizations; Extensive practice in child, family, or adolescent mental health; Creation or leadership of initiatives supporting teachers or families. Recent guests include Joshua Woolnough, Milad Khalil, and Eugene Choi.

How hard is it to get booked on The Parent-Teacher Project?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does The Parent-Teacher Project cover?

Recent episodes cover Education, Parenting, Parent Teacher Partnerships, Teacher Wellbeing, and Child Development. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.