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Blogs of the year – thanks contributors, commenters and readers
We’ve had a wonderful year here at EduResearch Matters, the blog of the Australian Association for Research in …
What I learned from my first AARE conference
Just days after the week-long AARE 2024 conference, I’ve had time to reflect on the experience. A walk …
Progress and Persistence: Deadly tips for students who are navigating a PhD
This is the second article in the series. In the first article, I discussed tips for students who …
Deadly tips for students who want to do a PhD
There are many opportunities and challenges associated with doing a PhD. It is a rewarding program that allows …
Completion: Deadly tips for students who have just finished a PhD
This is the third and final article in the series. In the first article, I discussed tips for …
Education PhD: What now? Twists and turns in a journey and where you might find yourself next
Brandishing three university degrees and four decades of Australian and international work experience as a journalist/corporate writer, I …
LGBTQIA+ Data and the 2026 Census: A Victory for Inclusion in the Age of Automation
This year’s backflip by the Australian government, reversing its decision to exclude LGBTQIA+ questions from the 2026 census, …
NESA: If we let the rot continue, the ultimate losers will be our students
Under NESA’s draft drama syllabus, which created outrage among drama teachers, students and parents this week, HSC group …
#AARE2024 – and that’s a wrap. Reflect, repair, relax and renew
The care of helping a conference become This post is by Catherine Smith, University of Melbourne, the Outgoing …
AARE2024 now! Hello and welcome to the fifth and final day of our AARE conference blog
Day Five (counting the pre conference day), December 5, 2024. We will update here during the day so …