Dr Sophie Specjal
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Jul
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Talking Teaching would like to acknowledge the Kulin Nations, true owners, caretakers, and custodians of the land from which we produce and broadcast.
We pay respect to elders past and present of the Kulin Nation and extend that respect to other Indigenous Australians listening.
We also acknowledge the place of indigenous knowledges at the university and in education.
Today I'm joined by Professor Therese Hoffenbeck.
Therese, welcome to Talking Teaching.
Thank you so much, Sophie.
So good to have you here.
Therese, you're the director of the Assessment and Evaluation Research Centre here at the Faculty of Education, the University of Melbourne.
And you're someone who has shaped international conversations around feedback.
AI, assessment, learning, and educational evaluation.
Therese, you've worked across Norway, England, United States, and Australia, including really large global collaborations, including those that are connected to the OECD and PISA research.
Formative assessment and have led large scale educational evaluation.
Currently the chair of PISA 2029 Questionnaire Framework Group.
And you're shaping how we think about student experiences, learning, well-being, and the future readiness.
of assessment globally.
This is really exciting to have you here.
And every time I read your CV or your incredible achievements, I'm absolutely blown away.
More recently we've been working together on the redevelopment of perception data.
at Independent Schools Victoria, which has been really exciting.
And together we've brought together student voice, psychometric rigour, longitudinal insight, and future focused educational improvement.
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