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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 AARE 2021—Radford Lecture (R)e-imagining Indigenous education research Nakata, N. M.

5 p. 865-877
artikel
2 Aboriginal student stories, the missing voice to guide us towards change Donovan, Michael J
2015
5 p. 613-625
artikel
3 Activist women, schooling and the rise of grassroots Christian conservatism Gerrard, Jessica

5 p. 879-895
artikel
4 An affective cartography of choice, aspiration and belonging; mapping students’ feelings during an Australian rural student science exchange program Wolfe, Melissa Joy

5 p. 1683-1697
artikel
5 An autoethnography of an international doctoral student’s multidimensional identity construction Xu, Xing

5 p. 1423-1437
artikel
6 An ear for education: the sonic mode of address in education studies (review essay) Drew, Christopher
2013
5 p. 649-657
artikel
7 Aspiring to higher education in regional and remote Australia: the diverse emotional and material realities shaping young people’s futures Gibson, Skye

5 p. 1105-1124
artikel
8 A taxonomy of clinical reasoning for pre-service teachers on professional experience Loughland, Tony

5 p. 1497-1512
artikel
9 2014 Australian Association for Research in Education Presidential Address Moss, Julianne
2016
5 p. 505-525
artikel
10 Author Correction: Teacher of mathematics identity as a predictor of teacher Wellbeing Yeigh, Tony

5 p. 1421-1422
artikel
11 Becoming Ryan: lines of flight from majoritarian understandings of masculinity through a high school reading and mentoring program. A story of possibility Rogers, Mandy
2014
5 p. 541-563
artikel
12 Challenges, implications and the future of the Australian Curriculum: The Arts Kerby, Martin

5 p. 901-922
artikel
13 Challenges in embedding numeracy throughout the curriculum in three Queensland secondary schools Carter, Merilyn Gladys
2015
5 p. 595-611
artikel
14 Chinese Australians’ Chineseness and their mathematics achievement: the role of habitus Mu, Guanglun Michael
2014
5 p. 585-602
artikel
15 Choosing the Thesis by Publication approach: motivations and influencers for doctoral candidates Mason, Shannon

5 p. 857-871
artikel
16 Consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in early childhood education: the impact of colonial discourses Miller, Melinda G.
2015
5 p. 549-565
artikel
17 Conversations with young people: Using a creative arts outreach programme to access, mobilise and activate capital to navigate to higher education Geagea, Antoinette

5 p. 797-814
artikel
18 Correction to: Developing culturally relevant and collaborative research approaches: A case study of working with remote and regional Aboriginal students to prepare them for life beyond school Shay, Marnee

5 p. 1125-1126
artikel
19 Correction to: Dividing practices: Senior English and social inequality in New South Wales Green, Bill

5 p. 1401-1402
artikel
20 Correction to: The challenge of monoculturalism: what books are educators sharing with children and what messages do they send? Adam, Helen

5 p. 837-838
artikel
21 Creative industries careers: shifting aspirations and pathways from high school to university—a NSW case study Kerrigan, Susan

5 p. 1663-1681
artikel
22 Cultural and gender politics in Australian education, the rise of edu-capitalism and the ‘fragile project’ of critical educational research Blackmore, Jill
2014
5 p. 499-520
artikel
23 Designing research to improve students’ learning: ‘industry/university’ collaborations for educating teacher-researchers Singh, Michael
2013
5 p. 549-566
artikel
24 Dividing practices: Senior English and social inequality in New South Wales Green, Bill

5 p. 1379-1400
artikel
25 Doing the right thing in the early years of primary school: a longitudinal study of children’s reasoning about right and wrong Brownlee, Joanne Lunn
2019
5 p. 863-878
artikel
26 Educational research that has an impact: ‘Be realistic, demand the impossible’ Mills, Martin
2018
5 p. 569-583
artikel
27 Education research for the Anthropocene: the (micro)politics of researcher becoming (2017 Radford Lecture) Somerville, Margaret Jean
2018
5 p. 553-567
artikel
28 Enacting policy: the capacity of school leaders to support early career teachers through policy work Sullivan, Anna M.
2014
5 p. 603-620
artikel
29 Erratum to: Polarisation of high-performing and low-performing secondary schools in Victoria, Australia: an analysis of causal complexities Bandaranayake, Bandara
2016
5 p. 607
artikel
30 Exploring universal design for learning as an accessibility tool in higher education: a review of the current literature Cumming, Therese M.

5 p. 1025-1043
artikel
31 Financialisation of schooling in Australia through private debt: a case study of Edstart Hogan, Anna

5 p. 897-913
artikel
32 Focusing on what counts: using exploratory focus groups to enhance the development of an electronic survey in a mixed-methods research design Galliott, Natal’ya
2016
5 p. 567-585
artikel
33 Gender differences in experiences and motivation in a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Studies) course: Can these explain higher male attrition rates? Kirk, Gillian

5 p. 873-892
artikel
34 Home language literacy practices: learning opportunities for primary EAL students Turner, Marianne

5 p. 1513-1531
artikel
35 How do school learning environments differ across Australia’s rural, regional and metropolitan communities? Sullivan, Kevin
2014
5 p. 521-540
artikel
36 How educators in high-quality preschool services understand and support early self-regulation: a qualitative study of knowledge and practice Vasseleu, E.

5 p. 915-941
artikel
37 How photography as field notes helps in understanding the building the education revolution Loughlin, Jill
2013
5 p. 535-548
artikel
38 “I miss seeing the kids!”: Australian teachers’ changing roles, preferences, and positive and negative experiences of remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic Van Bergen, Penny

5 p. 1457-1476
artikel
39 “In any crisis there is an opportunity for us to learn something new”: Australian teacher experiences during COVID-19 Sharma, Umesh

5 p. 1303-1321
artikel
40 Initial vocational education and training in a second chance school in Andalusia (Spain): A case study González-Faraco, Juan Carlos
2019
5 p. 827-842
artikel
41 Interactions between principals and teacher leaders in the context of Chinese curriculum reform: a micropolitical perspective Zhang, Yaxing
2018
5 p. 603-624
artikel
42 In their own voice: The role of the Shape of the Australian Curriculum: The Arts Paper Writers in ensuring equitable access to quality Arts education in Australia Baguley, Margaret

5 p. 795-818
artikel
43 Learning about knowledge: threshold concepts for Indigenous studies in education Moodie, Nikki
2019
5 p. 735-749
artikel
44 Learning to become a teacher in Australia: a study of pre-service teachers’ identity development Nguyen, Hoa Thi Mai
2018
5 p. 625-645
artikel
45 Meeting the demands for social justice through visual arts in the curriculum Grierson, Elizabeth M.

5 p. 889-899
artikel
46 Multicultural early childhood education: practices and challenges in Malaysia Phoon, Hooi San
2013
5 p. 615-632
artikel
47 Multiperspectivism as a threshold concept in understanding diversity and inclusion for future teachers Beasy, Kim

5 p. 893-909
artikel
48 Music in the Australian arts curriculum: social justice and student entitlement to learn in the arts Lorenza, Linda

5 p. 857-872
artikel
49 Occupational (In)visibility: The emerging role of the Remote Education Tutor as an educational conduit Peel, K. L.

5 p. 1599-1628
artikel
50 Origins of primary specialisation in Australian education policy: what’s the problem represented to be? Bourke, Theresa

5 p. 725-740
artikel
51 Polarisation of high-performing and low-performing secondary schools in Victoria, Australia: an analysis of causal complexities Bandaranayake, Bandara
2016
5 p. 587-606
artikel
52 Positioning the technologies curriculum: a snapshot of Australian initial teacher education programs Blannin, Joanne

5 p. 979-999
artikel
53 Post-school aspirations in regional Australia: an examination of the role of cultural and social capital Cuervo, Hernan
2019
5 p. 843-861
artikel
54 Practices for inclusion, structures of marginalisation: experiences of refugee background students in Australian secondary schools Miller, Emily

5 p. 1063-1084
artikel
55 Primary school science: implementation of domain-general strategies into teaching didactics Dejonckheere, Peter J. N.
2013
5 p. 583-614
artikel
56 Private funding in Australian public schools: a problem of equity Thompson, Greg
2019
5 p. 893-910
artikel
57 Promoting students’ safety and wellbeing: ethical practice in schools Graham, Anne

5 p. 1477-1496
artikel
58 Quality early childhood education through self, workplace, or regulatory support: exploring the efficacy of professional registration for early childhood teachers in Australia Fenech, Marianne

5 p. 1629-1661
artikel
59 Rapid decline and gender disparities in the NAPLAN writing data Thomas, Damon P.

5 p. 777-796
artikel
60 Re-making education in contexts of uncertainty: governing, learning and contextual understanding Seddon, Terri
2015
5 p. 527-548
artikel
61 Repositioning teacher identities: beyond binaries of Self and Other Neilsen, Rod

5 p. 759-775
artikel
62 Resisting ethics over-regulation in research into sexuality and relationships education: insights from an Australian study Johnson, Bruce

5 p. 741-757
artikel
63 Responding to evidence-based practice: An examination of mixed methods research in teacher education Crawford, Renée
2019
5 p. 775-797
artikel
64 Re-visiting the Australian Media Arts curriculum for digital media literacy education Dezuanni, Michael

5 p. 873-887
artikel
65 Schooling upheaval during COVID-19: troubling consequences for students’ return to school Fray, Leanne

5 p. 1533-1550
artikel
66 School social work and the human right to education McDavitt, Karen
2018
5 p. 647-662
artikel
67 Science teachers’ views and uses of assessment criteria: Australian perspectives Jahan, Israt

5 p. 1363-1378
artikel
68 Secondary school students’ attitudes towards numeracy: an Australian investigation based on the National Assessment Program—Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) Parnis, Amanda J.
2016
5 p. 551-566
artikel
69 Secondary students’ access to careers information: the role of socio-economic background Dockery, Alfred Michael

5 p. 1001-1023
artikel
70 “She Just Saw Me - She Didn’t Teach Me”: the perspectives of Australian Sudanese and South Sudanese youth on the student/teacher relationship in Australian schools Macaulay, Luke

5 p. 1323-1341
artikel
71 Signing off: reflections on six years as Editor-in-Chief of The Australian Educational Researcher Mockler, Nicole

5 p. 861-864
artikel
72 Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues: Insights for parent–school partnerships Finn, Roxanne
2019
5 p. 879-891
artikel
73 Standing at a hinge of history: what today’s universities can learn from past philosophies of higher education Esteban, Francisco
2016
5 p. 629-641
artikel
74 Stigma, stereotypes and support: the 3S in navigating complex journeys from Intensive English Centres to higher education for students from refugee backgrounds in Australia Gower, Shelley

5 p. 1085-1104
artikel
75 Supporting children’s mental health in primary schools: a qualitative exploration of educator perspectives Giles-Kaye, Alison

5 p. 1281-1301
artikel
76 Supporting students with complex needs living in rural and regional New South Wales: is wraparound the answer? Cumming, Therese M.

5 p. 1551-1570
artikel
77 Talkin’ bout a revolution: the call for transformation and reform in Indigenous education Hogarth, Melitta
2018
5 p. 663-674
artikel
78 Teacher of mathematics identity as a predictor of teacher wellbeing Yeigh, Tony

5 p. 1403-1420
artikel
79 Teachers’ beliefs related to secondary school completion: associations with socio-educational advantage and school level Beswick, Kim
2019
5 p. 751-774
artikel
80 Teaching academics in higher education: resisting teaching at the expense of research Rogers, Bev

5 p. 1045-1061
artikel
81 The basic principles of a socially just arts curriculum, and the place of drama O’Toole, John

5 p. 819-836
artikel
82 The challenge of monoculturalism: what books are educators sharing with children and what messages do they send? Adam, Helen

5 p. 815-836
artikel
83 The changing rationalities of Australian federal and national inclusive education policies Nevill, Thom

5 p. 1343-1361
artikel
84 The Graduate, the Globetrotter and the Good Samaritan: adolescent girls’ visions of themselves in early adulthood Hawkins, Cherie
2014
5 p. 565-583
artikel
85 The nexus between pre-service teachers’ emotional experience and cognition during professional experience Yang, Hongzhi
2019
5 p. 799-825
artikel
86 The struggle to technicise in education policy Gorur, Radhika
2013
5 p. 633-648
artikel
87 ‘They can do many things’: rhymes as a pedagogical tool Zhong, Yuehong

5 p. 1439-1455
artikel
88 Towards a socially just dance curriculum entitlement Meiners, Jeff

5 p. 837-856
artikel
89 Transitioning into the first year of teaching: changes and sources of teacher self-efficacy Ma, Kang

5 p. 943-960
artikel
90 Understanding teacher aides’ definitions of reading: implications for classroom practice Harris, Lois Ruth
2015
5 p. 627-644
artikel
91 Understanding the pedagogical practices of biochemistry and molecular biology academics Espinosa, Allen A.

5 p. 839-856
artikel
92 University academics’ experiences of learning through mentoring Ambler, Trudy
2016
5 p. 609-627
artikel
93 University and school research partnerships as a source of professional growth in regional communities Swabey, Karen

5 p. 961-977
artikel
94 Wearing, speaking and shouting about sexism: developing arts-based interventions into sexism in the academy Gray, Emily
2018
5 p. 585-601
artikel
95 What needs to happen for school autonomy to be mobilised to create more equitable public schools and systems of education? Keddie, Amanda

5 p. 1571-1597
artikel
96 What’s good enough? Teacher education and the practice challenge Reid, Jo-Anne
2019
5 p. 715-734
artikel
97 Who is listening? An examination of gender effects and employment choice in sustainability education in an undergraduate business school Weaven, Scott
2013
5 p. 567-582
artikel
98 Who says we are not attracting the best and brightest? Teacher selection and the aspirations of Australian school students Gore, Jennifer
2016
5 p. 527-549
artikel
99 Writing over time: An analysis of texts created by Year One students Mackenzie, Noella M.
2015
5 p. 567-593
artikel
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