As 2025 draws to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect and thank you for your support this year.

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Have you ever heard of rubberducking? It's a simple yet powerful technique that can help us understand and explain complex concepts more effectively. If not, stay tuned, as we’ll explain it in this episode.

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We’re still thinking about the Australasia-Pacific Extension Network (APEN) 2025 International Conference held in Brisbane in October and what a great conference it was!

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In this episode, we’re exploring how to effectively influence others’ thinking, without pushing too hard or creating resistance.

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Some people most resistant to new practices may know the least but believe they know the most. This knowledge overconfidence has powerful implications for us.

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We’re revisiting one of our earlier discussions about good practice in extension and today we’re excited to share our updated seven good extension practices!

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In this episode, we’re exploring heutagogy or learner-directed learning—a powerful approach that puts learners firmly in the driver’s seat.

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As enablers of change, we can sometimes grapple with a nagging sense of self-doubt. This phenomenon, known as imposter syndrome, can affect even the most accomplished individuals. In this episode, we’ll dig deeper and explore what that means and suggest ways to overcome it.

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