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4:18What financial literacy actually meansLouise Hill (split): Well, financial literacy, in real simple speak, is money skills. It's the knowledge, the understanding, and the confidence that someone needs to make informed and effective decisions with the financiEP 272 · 3 Feb 2026·panel interview· 4:18–6:2128:28Truth or Lie: Do learning styles improve learning?Al Elliott: Love it. Love it. If you've got a story that you'd like Leanne and I to talk about, predominantly Leanne because she knows what she's talking about, then check the show notes. There is a way to get in touch wEP 270 · 27 Jan 2026·truth or lie· 28:28–39:0228:47Tip 1: Rethink your inclusion trainingSophie Wood: Lots of kind of traditional trans education is like, this is trans person, this is non-binary, this definition of this, that, and the other. And you just want to poke your eyes out after about half an hour bEP 199 · 22 May 2025·interview· 28:47–30:105:42From vice principal to For Working ParentsAl Elliott: Let's just start with For Working Parents, which I think is the organization or company you've started. Can you just tell us what led you to start it and tell us a bit more about it? Amit Singh Kalley: So I uEP 191 · 24 Apr 2025·interview· 5:42–6:444:16What ADHD actually is and why psychology didn't teach itLeanne Elliott: I want to start at the beginning and make no assumptions. I think everybody listening would've heard of ADHD, but can you maybe define it for us and particularly what it might look like in adults who mighEP 173 · 20 Feb 2025·interview· 4:16–5:113:40How each generation found their way into their professionLeanne Elliott: Honestly, I didn't know what I wanted to do, but I enjoyed maths in school. I used to sit in the back of the class. I used to find some of the classroom time a bit boring, so you sit in the back of the clEP 141 · 31 Oct 2024·other· 3:40–10:2523:13Do you need a computer science degree?Leanne Elliott: So, you've decided you do want to pursue a career in tech, but where do you start? Do you need a computer science degree? Can you learn everything online? Our guests have some really practical advice for EP 135 · 10 Oct 2024·panel interview· 23:13–26:114:16Sophie's overview of LGBTQ+ MonthSophie Wood: Well, it started out, um, and Danny, back me up on this, I think it was 2 teachers, wasn't it, who really wanted to increase the awareness of, um, children's education around, um, LGBTQ communities and And iEP 77 · 8 Feb 2024·panel interview· 4:16–5:038:11News Story: Florida bans AP Psychology — the danger of avoiding difficult topicsLeanne Elliott: Yes, I do. So this story popped up in my newsfeed this week, and to say it was concerning was an understatement. So I'm going to read you a little extract from this article by Huffington Post. So what it EP 51 · 10 Aug 2023·other· 8:11–10:5110:51Skillding — our new learning platformLeanne Elliott: So speaking of education, Truth, Lies and Workplace Culture is now part of Skillding, isn't it, Al? Al Elliott: It is. Skillsding or Skillding? Leanne Elliott: Skillding, skillding.com. Basic premise is iEP 51 · 10 Aug 2023·other· 10:51–13:0633:14Simon's mission: entrepreneurialism in schoolsAl Elliott: But this is a cause that's very close to Simon's heart. Simon's Simon's mission, which he declared on his website, is to ensure that entrepreneurialism— that's a difficult word to say. I heard someone say thaEP 28 · 1 Mar 2023·panel interview· 33:14–40:06
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