Category Archives: Q&A

Many thanks to Associate Professor Heather Fehring, Deputy Head Research and Innovation, School of Education for being our latest Q&A respondent. What are your teaching /research Interests? My teaching interests are in two specific fields. First, the broad field of … Continue reading →

Thank you to Jo Lang, Program Director for the B.Ed at Brunswick, for being this month’s respondee to the regular Q&A post. What are your teaching/research interests? My teaching and research interests complement each other and are in the areas … Continue reading →

Thank you to Peter Murphy, program manager for English and Further study within the School, for being the next Q&A subject. Some questions about your teaching and research   What are your teaching/research interests? I’ve just changed jobs into program … Continue reading →

Thanks go to Rachel Patrick, new lecturer in teacher education, for agreeing to be this month’s Q&A subject. What are your teaching/research interests? Teaching interests: Anything to do with teacher education – the core subjects Social justice, difference and equity … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Robyn Colls for being latest Q&A subject.  Robyn is the English coordinator for Foundation studies. What are your teaching/research interests? As an English and ESL teacher in Foundation Studies (FS) I have a broad interest in teaching … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Julie Faulkner, senior lecturer in the School of Education, for being this month’s Q&A subject. See the complete series here. What are your teaching/research interests? Learning and identity, which incoporates popular culture, Web 2.0 and anything else … Continue reading →

Thanks to Ian Robertson, senior lecturer in the School of Education, for his response to the blog’s Q&A. What are your teaching/research interests? I come to the University with 20 years experience in the vocational sector. During that time I … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Linda Darby, lecturer in science education in the School, for being my next Q&A subject. These Q&A posts will assist me greatly when focussing some attention (and budget money) on specific research and teaching interests of those … Continue reading →

Here is the third of the occasional Q&A posts where a member of staff answers some questions about their teaching and research habits and interests. Associate Professor Geoff Shacklock is Director of Learning and Teaching within the School of Education. … Continue reading →

Here is the second of an occasional Q&A to an RMIT staff member on their research/teaching interests and habits. Judy is from RMIT’s Study and Learning Centre and is undertaking her PhD within the School of Education. What are your … Continue reading →