A new study in Higher Education Research & Development explores how research impact is understood and evaluated in complex contexts, highlighting the challenges of defining and measuring “impact” across different stakeholders and settings.
Read it here: https://t.co/oZvV54WVLM
What type of environment is more likely to lead to academic research misconduct? New research indicates differences across ECRs vs Professors
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I'm pleased to share our published article in Higher Education Research & Development examining how research attitude and supervisory leadership influence student teachers' perceived research competencies in Nigeria, with research intention as a mediator.
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#edtech "to utilise the affordances of GenAI, students need to learn how to write specific prompts against assessment criteria to make their requests responsive to their #feedback needs.Teachers should provide guidance and training on engineering prompts"
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What do University academics think drives misconduct by their peers? This study examines what US, European and Australian academics believe to be the answer. Deterrence is just one part of their response ... @HERDJournal@UTSMarketing@UTSEngage
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Power x prejudice: risk-based assessment on the vulnerability of female Chinese international students in Australia
Adrian Hale & Dennis Lam
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“In their attempts to give an account of what critical thinking means, a key theme to emerge from the interview discussions was that it always somehow involved the ‘making of judgments’.”
Research insights to empower more Indigenous students to pursue higher education
A new @EdithCowanUni study has explored the decision-making process of Indigenous Australian students in pursuing higher education.
https://t.co/FzvPfwKEiU
No wonder. As my reflexive narrative in education sociology notes, a primary insight from my Peking University PhD was how much Chinese academics—faculty and students alike—idolize the US. https://t.co/3BuwoyGmeG #Geoeconomics#地経学#USChina
‘What do you want to be?’ The spark that helps Indigenous people go to uni: By MELISSA FONG-EMMERSON, BRADEN HILL and CLAURE LAMBERT Across Australia, universities and governments say increasing the numbers of Indigenous graduates is one of the main… https://t.co/4Q38kljsIH