Movers, Shakers & Policy Makers - Matt Esterman, Teaching & Learning Integrator

Grant Quarry

By Grant Quarry
Published July 16, 2018

Matt is a Teaching & Learning Integrator at Trinity Grammar School in Sydney. He has previously been a Professional Officer with the IEU - NSW/ACT branch and has won numerous awards including an ACEL Leadership Award and the ICTENSW Leader of the Year 2014. He is active in TeachMeets, teacher associations and on Twitter.

Outside your role at Trinity, what else are you up to at present?

I’ve got my professional learning network – ...

This story appeared in the July 2018 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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