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Stephanie Schwarz was born into a pioneering teaching family; her late father, Harold Nagley, was the foundation headmaster of Moriah College, a Jewish school in Sydneyâs eastern suburbs.
She would ultimately become one of Moriahâs most admired teachers, and perhaps one of the most successful computing teachers Australia has ever produced â certainly if the valuation of ASX companies created by her former students were the benchmark.
âI knew that if I could give the students enough basic underlying concepts, the sky would be the limit for them, as it had been for me,â Schwarz says. Her route to the classroom was circuitous, however. Before she taught, she had to learn.