Zan Boag: Your research has focused on education over the course of many years. Why have you concentrated your efforts in this area?
Jane Roland Martin: My mother was a teacher and I always said that I would not be a teacher because she was. Then I ended up as a teacher. I realised that the system I was teaching in was in many ways awful and needed to change – I especially wanted to change social studies then I realised I couldn’t do it, I didn’t know how. And someone at that point to...
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