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The Nomadic Educator By Erica Cervini Susan Ledger, the new Dean of Education at the University of Newcastle, has drawn on her lived experiences in rural, remote and international schools around [...]

When Teaching And Technology Interact   By Erica Cervini   Barney Dalgarno’s passion for teaching has encouraged him to question the pedagogical links between education and technology. During his [...]

Travelling Sparks a Passion for Learning Professor Lauren Stephenson discovered her life-long career in education and a curiosity for research while living and working overseas. A love for [...]

A Life Lived Alongside Brush Turkeys, Whipbirds – and Academics By Erica Cervini A fascination with ecology has led Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles to devote her life to doing ground-breaking [...]

Challenging Teachers’ Belief Systems   By Erica Cervini   Kim Beswick realised from an early age how teachers’ belief systems can influence their expectations of students. This [...]

Following in her teacher’s “magical” footsteps   By Erica Cervini After studying Indonesian in the first year of high school, Lesley Harbon decided to pursue a career in teaching languages. [...]

A new book co-edited by Michele Simons reveals her love for research and for debunking misconceptions about education. -A member profile by Erica Cervini-   Michele Simons knew that if she [...]

Our annual conference was hosted by Southern Cross University’s School of Education on 20 August 2020. The event was held via Zoom on the theme of “Education in times of Disruption: [...]

Reflecting on what happens in the classroom and using current research are keys to making good decisions about students’ learning, says Mary Ryan. Member profile by Erica Cervini

Students and graduates explain why online study is the best fit for them, while an education professor debunks myths about off-campus education courses. Article by Erica Cervini