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Educational research
Giving up tenure: “I won’t pretend that I’m not a bit scared about this decision.”
By Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn and Ange Fitzgerald An introduction from Kimberley It is widely acknowledged that these are turbulent times in the Australian tertiary sector. Many universities are facing significant budget deficits in 2020 and into the near future largely as a result of international students being unable to return during the COVID-19 pandemic. For academics, …
Researchers should try to keep researching during the pandemic. Here’s 5 tips to help you do it
Educational researchers, like many other workers during this COVID-19 pandemic, will be working from home for the foreseeable …
Power of emotions and gender in education and in the work of educational researchers
Emotions and gender identity play powerful roles in education. Every day, every child and every educator in every classroom …
Data sharing and the challenges facing educational researchers
The way educational researchers share their research is changing. Across the world, interest is growing in encouraging researchers …
4 critical questions to ask when attending education research conferences
There is nothing more disappointing than spending precious time, and worse, forking out hard earned money, on a …
How educators might work in the fake news world
I want to share here the deep concern I have for the role of educational researchers and teachers …
Educational researchers unite to challenge inequality in Australian schooling
Educational inequality in Australia is persistent. One in four young Australians are now being left behind according to …
The sticky nature of real ethical challenges
If you’ve carried out any kind of empirical social research or fieldwork for which you had to obtain …