Centre for Research in Education (CREd)
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- Book Launch - Child Protection: The essential guide
- de Lissa Oration: Re-thinking Children
- The Complexity in Curriculum
- Inclusive Education: Researching Parent Perspectives
- Joining the dots: exploring independent validation of assessment and quality
CREd Seminar Series
Throughout each year the Centre for Research in Education (CREd) holds workshops and seminars with presentations by members of the various CREd Research Groups as well as visiting scholars from interstate and overseas. Such events provide unique opportunities to keep abreast of current research and progress within the various fields.
The CREd Seminar Series continue to provide opportunities for:
a) Academics to share what they are up to in their research projects: such as
work in progress, problematisations, issues with analysis and theory building,
methodological and ethical quandries
b) Postgraduate students to present their latest writing to a supportive audience
c) Visiting researchers to talk about their research.
CREd encourages all of its students and researchers to participate.
Early Career Teachers: Stories of Reslilience
By Bruce Johnson, Barry Down, Rosie LeCornu, Judy Peters, Anna Sullivan,
Jane Pearce and Janet Hunter
Thursday 22 November 2012
4.30 - 5.30pm
AROMA Cafe
Magill Campus
RSVP
Marie.Matter@unisa.edu.au by Friday 16 November 2012
The book will be launched by a panel of representatives from the
South Australian Industry Partners:
- South Australian Department of Education and Child
Development (DECD)
- Catholic Education South Australia (CESA)
- Association of Independent Schools of South
Australia (AISSA)
- Australian Education Union South Australia (AEUSA)
About the book
This book reports the findings of a large Australian Research
Council (ARC) Linkage Project (2008-2012), 'Addressing the teacher exodus:
Enhancing early career teacher resilience and retention in changing times'
(LP0883672). The project involved 8 industry partners: SA Department of
Education and Child Development (DECD); WA Department of Education (DOE);
Catholic Education Office of WA (CEOWA); Catholic Education South Australia
(CESA); Association of Independent Schools Western Australia (AISWA);
Australian Education Union South Australia (AEUSA); State School Teachers
Union of Western Australia (SSTWA); Association of Independent Schools of
South Australia (AISSA)
Advanced praise
"This exceptional book... Represents a breakthrough in the field of resilience... Read it, it offers what it says on the tin and the tin is crammed with good ideas."
Anne Edwards, Professor and Director, Oxford University Department
of Education