Conferences

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NAEEA Conferences:

NAEEA21

6th and 7th December 2021
Online

https://naeea21.com/

For more details about the 2021 NAEEA conference please visit the conference website above.

2019 - EPHEA/NAEEA Conference

24 November 2019 - 27 November 2019
The University of Wollongong

Enabling Excellence through Equity

http://enablingequity.com

Equity Practitioners in Higher Education Australasia (EPHEA) is proud to be partnering with National Association of Enabling Educators of Australia (NAEEA) to deliver their biennial conference in 2019. This is a key professional development forum for equity and enabling practitioners in a wide range of fields to highlight best student and staff practices in higher education. Practitioners and researchers specialising in enabling and equity across the higher education sectors in Australia, New Zealand/Pacific and internationally are invited to participate.
To register, go to the conference website at
http://enablingequity.com
Registrations, abstract and paper submissions are now open.

2017 - NAEEA Biennial Conference

29 November – 1 December 2017
Southern Cross University, Gold Coast Campus

Enabling learning, Enabling teaching

http://scu.edu.au/naeeaconference2017/

Proceedings of the 6th Biennial National Association of Enabling Educators of Australia conference, Southern Cross University, Gold Coast, Australia.

Resources:

2016 - Proceedings of the FABENZ Conference

2016
Unitec Institute of Technology, Mt Albert, Auckland

PUBLICATION OF REFEREED PAPERS

http://fabenz.org.nz/proceeding-from-fabenz-conference-2016/

2015 - Conference

2015
University of Western Sydney, Parramatta Campus.

Enabling Education

Papers by Authors

Beckley, A.; Netherton, C.; Singh, S. & Stoddart, J. Greater than the sum of its parts? A collaborative approach to widening participation in Higher Education
Beckley, A.; Peel, N.; & Richard P. Ensuring equal opportunities for Children in Out of Home Care: what is being done?
Trewartha, R. Certificate programmes and beyond: a pilot cohort study tracking student pathways and outcomes
Powter, D M. & Dillon, H Connections and first impressions: Orientation for enabling students
Chojenta, P & Allen, K. Engaging enabling students by integrating themes of social equity and justice into humanities courses
McLeod, A.; Fish, T. & Pardy, J. Adjustments and penalties in pathways
Hunt, J W. & Spray, E. Sweet cupcakes for all: A teaching philosophy to enhance student engagement and success in an enabling linguistics course

2014 - Conference

2014
Bongard Campus Tauranga, New Zealand.

FABENZ

http://www.eenz.com/fabenz14/fabenz14_proceedings.htm

Hosted by the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic

2013 - Conference

2013
Australian Catholic University, Melbourne.

Enabling Education

List of delegates (pdf)

Conference Workbook (pdf)

Papers by Authors

Bedford, T. Initial approaches to studying by open access university students: implications for program curriculum and delivery
Black, M. Investigating literacy cultural capital, academic achievement and socio-economic status among first year university students
Bookallil, C. & Rolfe, J. Flexibility in Enabling education: The equity/efficiency trade-off
Boyle, S. & Abdullah, A. Identifying factors that motivate re-engagement with education
Bunn, R. “I wanted to prove I had a brain … and give my life a purpose” – Preliminary analysis of survey responses of former Open Foundation students on their lives before, during and after completing the program
Burgess, C. & Relf, B. A flexible response: Monitoring the performance of enabling students in first year undergraduate nursing
Christensen, J. When knowledge ‘clicks’: Facilitating a flexible classroom through the use of in-class technology
Clarke, J. Transformative learning development as a basis for maximising the impact of critical thinking as a core element of enabling curricula
Delly, P. Pathways, diversity and academic skills: Bourdieu and 2nd year VET articulants
Ephraums, R. & Khan, H. Needs-based mentoring: A dynamic approach to engaging students from refugee backgrounds
Goode, E. Encouraging engagement and enhancing student experience: can an online orientation help?
Bremner, M., Heemi, D. & Smithies, S. Connecting a community: Education and community building in the Auburn community of schools
Hunt, J. & Christensen, J. Views from the top: Academic staff views on engaging students in learning
Gray, K. & Irwin, E. Pathways to social inclusion: The participation of refugee students in higher education
James, T. Successfully transitioning to university: The influence of self-efficacy
Jarvis, L., Harris, M. & Johnson, P. A Pipe Dream? Cost-effective support for enabling students studying online
Judith, K. & Bull, D. The opportunities and challenges for enabling education: implementing Open Educational Practices (OEP)
May, J. & Bunn, R. 1974-1976: the seeds of flexibility in the pathway to tertiary participation at University of Newcastle, NSW
Morrison, G. Enabling connections and persistence in a distributed learning community
Orth, G. & Robinson, C. Do potentially successful students in tertiary enabling programs have any common characteristics that underpin resilience and persistence? If so, how can this information help future enabling students?
Penno, J. & Kerridge, A. Is there room for everybody?
Powter, D. Lectures and tutorials: Lessons for engaging enabling students and the potential benefits.
Shah, M. Correlation or causality: Raising equity aspirations in the emergence of quality agenda
Te Rore, C. An evaluation of Kaupapa Maori art curriculum for tangata whaiora, Gisborne
Turley, D., Dowdy, S. &McHenry, L. Moving beyond aspiration to achievement: Outreach activities in disadvantaged northern Adelaide region
Westrenius, A. Integrating management theory and academic skills to empower enabling students – a practical approach

International Conferences:

The FACE conference in held in late June -early July in the UK. Further information is available on the FACE 2020 conference website

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Website: FACE UK