From Roots to Passions with Patrick Renouf

  • Alumni Engagement,
  • Leadership Coaching,
  • Research in Education,
  • School Culture & Community Engagement,
  • School Leadership,
  • STEM,
  • Teaching Theory, Practice & Implementation,
  • Work Skills & Global Citizenship
Video Article
Patrick Renouf Concept-Based Inquiry Educator * Mathematics Coach * Concept-Based Curriculum Instructor & Workshop Leader

In this interview, we sit down with Mathematics coach Patrick Renouf to discuss accessible Mathematics Education, the motivations to teach and enacting greater change through international education.

Key themes:

  1. Growing up in a small place, individual experiences school and discovering personal identity.
  2. Inspirations to teach, the importance of acts of service.
  3. Motivations to teach internationally and the idea of 'fixing the fence'.
  4. Culumative learnings and inspirational educators.
  5. Where to learn more!

 

If you would like to learn more about Patrick and how he can support your school reach out on LinkedIn or via email at [email protected]


References:


Tilson Crew - Vice Principal at United Word College of South East Asia
Dr Jo Boaler - Professor, Mathematics Education, Stanford University, co-founder of youcubed.org, Struggly
Nicole Tripp - K-G5 Educator/Leader
Olivia White - Head Of Development at HENRY
Jim Knight - Edtech NED, legislator, schools and education expert
Elena Aguilar - Founder and CEO of Bright Morning Consulting | Providing world class professional development to educators across the globe
Dr. Brené Brown - University of Houston + University of Texas at Austin | Researcher. Storyteller. Courage-builder.

 

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