Browsing 16 Studies in Human Society by Author "Yasukawa Keiko"

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Browsing 16 Studies in Human Society by Author "Yasukawa Keiko"

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  • The benefits of adults learning numeracy 
    Yasukawa Keiko; Widin Jacquie; Chodkiewicz Andrew (Centro de Investigcao em Educacao Universidade de Lisbon & Department of Education, Learning & Philo, 2008)
    We examine the benefits of adult numeracy learning in the current Australian context by drawing on Schuller¿s framework for analysing the benefits of learning in terms of three capitals: human capital, social capital and ...
  • Getting the best of you for nothing: casual voices in the Australian Academy 
    Brown Anthony; Goodman James; Yasukawa Keiko (National Tertiary Education Union, 2006)
    This research was supported by the National Recruitment funding of the NTEU. Its aim was to undertake an in-depth qualitative study of the experiences of casual academic staff in an Australian University, particularly, ...
  • Keeping afloat: how ACE organisations adapt in uncertain times 
    Brown Anthony; Hawke Geofrey; Yasukawa Keiko (Australian Vocational Education & Training Research Association (AVETRA), 2007)
    This paper reports on research exploring the adaptiveness of providers within the NSW Adult and Community Education (ACE) sector. It examines how a number of ACE centres understand and apply adaptiveness and considers ...
  • Possibilities of a national union education centre: views from Australian union leaders 
    Brown Anthony; Yasukawa Keiko (University of Newcastle, AIRAANZ, 2009)
    Australian trade unions are at a pivotal moment. In 2007/2008 a review of the training and education programs of the Education and Campaign Centre (ECC), the education arm of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), ...