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Mathematics and numeracy in a global society
Neoliberalism and curriculum in higher education: a post-colonial analyses
- Gyamera, Gifty Oforiwaa, Burke, Penny Jane
New visuality in art/science: a pedagogy of connection for cognitive growth and creativity
- Grushka, Kathryn, Hope, Alice, Clement, Neville, Lawry, Miranda, Devine, Andy
- Ferguson-Patrick, Kate, Reynolds, Ruth, MacQueen, Suzanne
The status of radiation oncology teaching in Australian and New Zealand medical schools
- Nicholls, Luke, Bravery, Ben, Chelvarajah, Revadhi, Shi, Kate, Tieu, Minh Thi, Turner, Sandra, Windsor, Apsara
Types, topics and trends: A ten-year review of research journals in science education
- O'Toole, John Mitchell, Freestone, Margaret, McKoy, Karina S., Duckworth, Brian
A "light bulb moment" in understanding public health for undergraduate students: evaluation of the experiential "This is Public Health" photo essay task
- Dundas, Kate Joanne, Hansen, Vibeke, Outram, Suzanne, James, Erica L.
An examination of the technology of specialised soft skill sets deployed in business sectors from four different regions of the globe
- Truong, Thi Thu Hang, Laura, Ronald S., Shaw, Kylie
Critical reflections on the vital importance of soft skills and the strategies for the integration of essential soft skills into the curriculum of higher education business institutions in Vietnam
- Sanchez, Asiel Adan, Southgate, Erica, Rogers, Gary, Duvivier, Robbert J.
Reflections of the potential role a narrative can play to enhance pedagogic efficacy
- Hannam, Fraser Douglas, Laura, Ronald Samuel
Stroke doctors: who are we? A World Stroke Organization survey
- Meretoja, Atte, Acciarresi, Monica, Sato, Shoichiro, Wu, Bo, Brainin, Michael, Norrving, Bo, Davis, Stephen, Akinyemi, Rufus O., Campbell, Bruce, Dowlatshahi, Dar, English, Coralie, Henninger, Nils, Poppe, Alexandre, Putaala, Jukka, Saini, Monica
- Ashby, Samantha E., Adler, Jessica, Herbert, Lisa
Core or periphery? The positioning of language and literacies in enabling programs in Australia
How do occupational therapy curricula align with priorities identified by occupational therapists to prepare graduates for working in mental health?
- Scanlan, Justin Newton, Pépin, Geneviève, Ennals, Priscilla, Meredith, Pamela J., Haracz, Kirsti, Webster, Jayne S., Wright, Shelly, Arblaster, Karen
- Chuan, A., Thillainathan, S., Graham, P. L., Jolly, B., Wong, D. M., Smith, N., Barrington, M. J.
An enduring lens for a continuing problem: close analysis of conceptually scored cloze items
- O'Toole, John M., Cheng, Junyu, O'Toole, Gjyn
- Brewer, Graham, Landorf, Chris, Maund, Kim, Ward, Stephen
Innovation of English for specific purposes (ESP) curricula in Taiwanese universities
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