Discover - Higher education

Discover - Higher education

 

Discover – Higher education is an online news service from the Australian Council for Educational Research. It publishes news about higher education research globally and expert insights from ACER staff.

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Submissions from 2024

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Understanding how education scholarships are distributed in the Pacific, Amanda Haddow and Daniel Edwards

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Improving assessment of clinical competence, Jacob Pearce, Neville Chiavaroli, and Kristy Osborne

Submissions from 2023

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Why Indonesian alumnae experienced mixed outcomes with their career progression, Amanda Haddow and Leyna Clarke

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Stakeholder engagement in evaluation of Value for Investment, Hilary Hollingsworth and Kerry Elliott

Submissions from 2022

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Using social network analysis to explore peer connections among alumni leaders, Sarah Buckley and Leyna Clarke

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Success factors for short course development, Jo Doyle and Leyna Clarke

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Ditch the widgets. Start investing in their amazing futures, Daniel Edwards

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More nuanced student equity measures needed, Daniel Edwards, Julie McMillan, and Liang-Cheng Zhang

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Cultivating development in the Pacific, Daniel Edwards and Ali Radloff

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Fellowships help address key regional challenges by improving stakeholder engagement, Amanda Haddow and Jo Doyle

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Australia Awards alumni strong agents of change, Amanda Haddow, Daniel Edwards, and Leyna Clarke

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Greater insight for tertiary admissions decisions, Swapna Hegde

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Meaningful feedback in medical examinations, Jacob Pearce

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Innovation in assessment standard setting, Jacob Pearce and Ammar Aldaoud

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Satisfaction with GP training is high despite ongoing impact of COVID-19, Rebecca Taylor, Leyna Clarke, and Ali Radloff

Submissions from 2021

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Mapping alumni networks in Kiribati, Sarah Buckley, Amanda Haddow, and Leyna Clarke

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Fighting a pandemic with Australian-made skills, Jo Doyle and Leyna Clarke

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Exploring the global mobility of Australia Awards alumni, Jo Doyle and Daniel Edwards

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Australia Awards’ biggest development contribution areas revealed, Daniel Edwards and Ali Radloff

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Building an evidence base for effective remote education in the Indo-Pacific, Yung Nietschke

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Supporting judgements with statistical modelling, Jacob Pearce and Nathan Zoanetti

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Call the doctor: COVID’s impact on GP training, Rebecca Taylor, Ali Radloff, and Leyna Clarke

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Educational aspirations of disadvantaged students in decline, Sue Thomson

Submissions from 2020

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Universities need to train lecturers in online delivery, or they risk students dropping out, Anne-Marie Chase and Pauline Taylor-Guy

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Contributing to the disability sector in Timor-Leste, Jo Doyle

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Rebuilding Cambodia’s public health sector with Australian education and investment, Jo Doyle

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Building contemporary Samoa with Australian know-how, Daniel Edwards and Leyna Clarke

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Improving tertiary admissions in uncertain times, Daniel Edwards and Swapna Hedge

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Ranking universities on student equity performance, Daniel Edwards, Julie McMillan, and Liang-Cheng Zhang

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Fostering international cooperation and development, Amanda Haddow and Daniel Edwards

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Sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation in Costa Rica, Amanda Haddow and Daniel Edwards

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Examining the reading strategies of non-native English language test-takers, Ashtamurthy Killimangalam

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ACER Chief Executive recommends bypassing ATAR, Geoff N. Masters

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Australia Awards alumni integral to PNG’s emerging technology sector, Adeola Monty

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Improving oral assessment implementation, Jacob Pearce and Neville Chiavaroli

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Australian higher education supporting sustainable development, Ali Radloff, Amanda Haddow, Daniel Edwards, and Jo Doyle

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Defining skills for the future: What’s in a name?, Paul R. Weldon

Submissions from 2018

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Australia Awards alumni lead change in Chinese health and environment policy, Daniel Edwards and Jo Doyle