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21 décembre 2017

Want to solve our STEM skills problem? Bring in the professionals

The ConversationRecent Australian studies show there’s a decline in student participation in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects in high school. OECD data also shows we’re lagging behind high-performing countries like Singapore and Taiwan in literacy and numeracy. More...
21 décembre 2017

Student press in 1960s Australia was political, now it’s more Prozac

The ConversationIn 1967, the academic year began with student newspapers saturated in politics. At the National Union of Australian University Students (NUAUS) summer conference, concerns were expressed about the presence of ASIO agents on university campuses. ASIO, they had reason to suspect, had files on students they regarded as a potential security risk. More...
21 décembre 2017

How school has been used to control sovereignty and self-determination for Indigenous peoples

The ConversationIndigenous Australians have been denied self-determination for decades. This has impacted their ability to influence education and other policies at national and state levels. Recently, Prime Minister Turnbull rejected the recommendation that an Indigenous voice be constitutionally recognised in the parliament. He said he didn’t think it would get support, and would be “contrary to principles of equality and of citizenship”. More...
21 décembre 2017

Supporting part-time and online learners is key to reducing university dropout rates

The ConversationAttrition does not mean dropping out. It just means the student did not continue their study in the following year. For example, attrition includes students who suspend studies due to personal circumstances, but return to study a later year. However, the evidence is that most students who discontinue their studies do not end up completing. More...
21 décembre 2017

Using university language tests for migration and professional registration is problematic

The ConversationUsing the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) to test things other than the English readiness of international students commencing study or training, which is what it was designed to do, is problematic. The same can be said of tests like TOEFL iBT, which were built for academic purposes, and should only be used in that way. More...
21 décembre 2017

A new approach to regional higher education is essential to our economic future

The ConversationThe 30% of Australians who live outside a capital city are experiencing a period of rapid change. A new era of food and crop production prosperity is being driven by technological disruption and farm business consolidation. More...
21 décembre 2017

We have marriage equality, now we need LGBTQi+-inclusive sexuality education in schools

The ConversationThe results of the same-sex marriage postal survey were clear: Australia voted in favour of equality. The marriage equality bill has passed, and the mandate to deliver inclusive sexuality education in schools is more pressing than ever. LGBTQi+-inclusive sexuality education should embrace diversity in the classroom, the staff-room and in whole-of-school policies. More...
21 décembre 2017

How Australia can help reform higher education in India

The ConversationThe Indian higher education system faces stiff challenges. Australians may not imagine they’re well placed to help. But there are opportunities for exciting collaboration between Australia and India in reforming higher education. More...
21 décembre 2017

Vocational education and training sector is still missing out on government funding: report

The ConversationThe Mitchell Institute’s 2017 report shows that while spending on schools and higher education continues to grow, vocational education and training (VET) expenditure is going in the opposite direction. We are spending less on VET now than we were a decade ago, in real terms. More...
21 décembre 2017

Schools are not adequately preparing young Australians to participate in our democracy

The ConversationAustralia’s youth are interested in politics and are passionate about issues but, unless we take note of the latest report into civics and citizenship education, their capacity to participate in democracy and shape society in future may be limited. More...
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