Teachers making a difference in Logan
The School of Education and Professional Studies continues to work collaboratively with industry partners and community to address an anticipated teacher shortage in future years, especially in rapid growth areas such as the northern end of the Logan-Gold Coast corridor.
EPS thanks those who have contributed to the video (in order of appearance):
Matt O’Hanlon, Principal, Beenleigh State High School;
Sheree Maksoud, Griffith University Graduate (Logan Campus), and currently Deputy Principal, Logan Village State School;
Loraine McKay, experienced Logan Teacher, and currently Lecturer, School of Education and Professional Studies;
Jim Chalmers, MP, Federal Labor Member for Rankin;
Amarrah Castles, Griffith University Graduate (Logan Campus), and currently Prep Teacher, Berrinba East State School.
Additional thanks to Steve Kanowski, Principal, Berrinba East State School, for his enthusiastic support – and of course, the students of Amarrah’s class for their participation. Shaun Charles, our EPS, colleague should also be recognised for his creativity, energy and commitment to share participants’ stories with aspiring Logan teachers.