Group members
Our group members have expertise in a variety of research areas.
Please see their individual profiles for research interests and supervision experience.
Staff
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Senior Lecturer in Education (Humanities, Societies and Environments) Dr Ros Black |
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Lecturer in Education Rose Buchanek |
| Lecturer in Education (Humanities, Societies and Environments) Kerri Garrard |
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Lecturer in Education (Humanities, Societies and Environments) Kate Harvie |
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Teaching Scholar in Education (Humanities, Societies and Environments) Dr Heather Wallace |
Students
HDR students work on a range of research projects across humanities education research areas.
Student projects
| Title | Student |
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| Non-residential alternative Year 9 programs in Victorian schools | Josh Ambrosy |
| Engagement with contemporary local and global news events in the classroom: humanities teachers’ perspectives | Habiba Fadel |
| Student voice in the Australian primary school | Rachel Finneran |
| Approaches and practices of citizenship education at secondary schools in Bangladesh | Md Tariq Islam |
| How do primary school teachers assess critical thinking skills within a humanities inquiry-based pedagogy? | Joanne McIntosh |
| Creating sustainable practitioners: the case of the New Zealand training for vocational education and trades sector | Rashika Sharma |
| Applied and affinitive practice of care in Australian schooling | Catherine Smith |
Research projects
Educating the Global Citizen or Fostering Assured Optimism? Elite Higher Education Programs in Australia
2017–2018
Research team: The chief investigators are Claire Charles, Rosalyn Black and Amanda Keddie.
Funding: This project is funded by the Deakin University Research for Educational Impact Small Grants Program.
Inquiry-based Learning in Primary Humanities Teacher Education
2015–2016
Research team: The chief investigators were Lou Preston, Kate Harvie and Heather Wallace.
Funding: This project was funded by the Deakin University Centre for Research in Educational Futures and Innovation.
Young People, Technology and Wellbeing Research Facility
2012–2016
Research team: The chief investigators were Amanda Third and Philippa Collin (Western Sydney University), Lucas Walsh (Monash University) and Rosalyn Black.
Funding: This project was an Australian Research Council Linkage grant.
Contact us
For more information about humanities education research, please contact Dr Rosalyn Black.
Dr. Rosalyn Black
Senior Lecturer in Education (Humanities, Societies and Environments)
Email Rosalyn Black
+61 3 9251 7006