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Corporatizing knowledge: work-based learning at the University of Technology, Sydney

Solomon Nicole; Gustavs Julie (Stylus Publishing, 2004)
Correlation between student performance in linear algebra and categories of a taxonomy

Reid, A.; Petocz, P.; Smith, G. H; Wood, L. N (John Wiley & Sons, 2002)

This paper concerns a study of the performance of students in a recent linear algebra examination. We investigated differences in performance in tasks requiring understanding of the concepts with those that required only ...
Cost-effectiveness analysis of the New South Wales adult drug court program

Shanahan Marian; Lancsar Emily; Haas Marion; Lind Bronwyn; Weatherburn Don; Chen Shuling (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2002)
Creating a 'world class' programme: reciprocity and constraint in networked global colloboration

Boud David; Abrandt -Dahlgren Madelaine; Dahlgren Lars-Owe; Larsson Staffan; Walters Shirley; Sork Tom (Thomas Telford Publishing, 2004)

The article reflects on the construction of a common Master’s programme across four universities located on four continents, in order to explore the role of networks in international educational collaboration. The study ...
Creating the space for reflection at work

Boud David (Routledge, 2006)
Creative visual thinking reflected in graphic notations of compositions

Auh Myung-Sook; Walker Robert (University of Liege, 2002)

The purpose of the study was to identify types of visual thinking from the use of graphic notations in compositions, and their relationship to creativity. Four sets of data were collected from Australian and Korean ...
Critical Conversations: How Collaborative Learning Activities Can Prepare Students for Structural Engineering Practice

Gardner Anne; Willey Keith (University of Technology, Sydney, 2010)

Junior structural engineers rarely work alone. Their design calculations are usually peer reviewed, and they may be involved in reviewing other engineersâ¿¿ designs. They are also likely to have to articulate their design ...
Critical pedagogy "After the Storm"

Houston Donna; Martin Gregory (Sense Publishers, 2010)

Landfall is not just a physical question. Geography is always socially produced. And so every landscape can reveal sedimented and contentious histori~s of occupation; struggles over land use and clashes over meaning, rights ...
Cross-Cultural Learning Challenges and Teaching Strategies for First-Year Asian Students in Australian Universities

Xiao Jitian; Lu Jie; Chin Kl; Xu Jun; Yao Juan (Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication, 2010)

With the dramatic increase in the number of Asian students in the past few years, the cross-cultural teaching and learning situation becomes an important issue in Australian universities. To tickle this issue, we conducted ...
A cross-cultural perspective on perceived power in vocational education

Pithers Robert (Australian Academic Press, 2005)

Power is an important but a somewhat neglected element of vocational and further education leadership. It is essentially the potential or the ability to influence others, decisions and to control resources. Any manager's ...
A cross-cultural study of leadership in further education

Pithers Robert (Griffith University, 2005)

Good leadership has been found to be associated with organisational effectiveness. This situation appears to be just as applicable in the case of educational organizations as it is for other types of organizations. This ...
Crossing the chasm: opportunities for academic development as teachers go online

Housego Simon; Anderson Theresa (HERDSA, 2007)

Teaching and learning online is now commonplace in higher education yet academic development support for teachers going online is often quite fragmented. This paper focuses on a neglected area of academic development ...
Cross-institutional Comparison of Mechanics Examinations: A Guide for the Curious

Goldfinch Thomas; Carew Anna; Gardner Anne; Henderson Alan; Mccarthy Timothy; Thomas Giles (Engineers Australia, 2008)
Cultural encounters in the People's Republic of China

Ljungdahl Lesley (Common Ground Publishing, 2004)

Students from the Bachelor of Education (primary) program undertake practicums in a wide range of countries. This research project investigates the nature and extent of teacher trainees' learning beyond the vocational ...
The Cultural Interface

Nakata Nicholas (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit, 2007)

For a while now I have been researching and writing about Australian Indigenous education issues. Like you all, I have seen much good work and learnt much from what is going on across the country and internationally to ...
Cultural Issues in the Adoption of Information and Communication Technologies by Indigenous Australians

Dyson Laurel (School Infomation Technolgy, Murdoch University, 2004)

This paper investigates cultural issues concerning Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Indigenous Australians. Firstly, it examines whether the low adoption of ICTs by Indigenous Australians derives from ...
A Cultural Systems Approach to Collaboration in Art & Technology

Jones Stephen (Association for Computing Machinery, 2005)

In this paper I take a wider, cultural theory based, view than is usual in the literature of collaboration and its role in creativity. I will explore the nature of the collaborative interaction as a cybernetic process ...
A culture of learning in the informal museum setting?

Aubusson Peter; Steele Frances; Watson Kevin; Griffin Janette (University of Canberra, 2002)

An interactive science exhibition was used as the basis for a study of young children's behaviour and learning in an informal setting. Young primary school children were observed during school excursions to the exhibition, ...
Current Theories of Workplace Learning: A critical assessment

Hager Paul (Springer, 2005)
Curriculum design at a crossroads: A comparative approach to re-evaluating knowledge frameworks

Cole David; Burke L (Australian Curriculum Studies Association, 2008)

THE NEED FOR CURRICULUM REFORM is often galvanised through recourse to changes in the world of work and society; where new technologies, global movement and economic agendas perennially shift expectations for students and ...

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