ABOUT US

Dianne, inspired by her children’s changing needs, created and delivered books supporting sexual literacy and agency. As an educator and author, Dianne’s motivation has been to deliver first-class education into the hands of parents’ .

Dianne Todaro-Wells

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  • Masters of Philosophy (Edu) Research 2023 (Currently studying)
  • Diploma of Teaching with Distinction 1988
  • Diploma of Children’s Writing 1996

Currently, in 2023, Dianne is studying for a Master of Philosophy (Edu). This study will demonstrate that there is a need for research into how teachers and parents can best collaborate and communicate with one another to support learning outcomes. In this context, the proposed research seeks to be a positive and proactive inquiry designed to open up the classroom door and the kitchen door to listen to the teachers and parents on the topic of sexual literacy for children. The aim of this study is to achieve a consensus on which elements should go into the communication strategies that take place between teachers and parents of Stage 2 and 3 students to impact sexual agency

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Dianne is the author of "How to talk to boys". She is the recipient of the 2018 Global Presence Humanitarian Award for her contribution to support over 130,000 children with books that springboard conversations about their sexual identity.

Dianne is the Concept Designer ‘the ideas person’ behind the books titled: Puberty Girl, Puberty Boy, Sexpectations Girl/Boy and How to talk to Girls. She attracted a team of writers, an incredible publishing team and today is known for her publishing works in the area of promoting Sexual literacy and agency for young people. The Puberty books have now been translated into 10 languages around the world.