Tag: teaching
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UniSA Pathways Colloquium
My trip down to the Springfield campus of UniSQ was smooth and uneventful. The hotel was lovely and I was able to stop as see my colleagues at the Bundaberg Campus on the way down too. There was around 50 to 60 people attending the Colloquium in person but more tuned in online for the…
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The marking void!
When I was a sessional I used to joke with my supervisor that I would do all of the teaching for free if I could just get $400 an hour for marking. That is what my job feels like! The teaching and the research is fun. I love it. I really would do it for…
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Phoning students – Is it worth it?
I work in the STEPS program and we absolutley pride ourselves on the student experience. Most of our students are regional, remote, low socio-economic status or both. We also have higher-than-average numbers of Indigenous students and those with a disability. Part of my job is assessing their levels of engagement early in each term. I…
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NAEEA 2024 Conference – Darwin +
Sad news first of all. My principle supervisor Anna Fletcher has had to pull out due to some very serious health issues. It does not look good at all and I think Stuart, my remaining supervisor and I are both in a bit of shock. It has all happened quite quickly so no doubt Anna…
Equity in higher education - An Australian researcher 