At Griffith Institute for Educational Research (GIER), we have one of the largest concentrations of university-based education researchers in the country. Our researchers work are an interdisciplinary coalition working to ensure that the benefits which can flow from any form of education and learning are genuinely accessible to all people in all contexts. Our focus is on the pursuit of educational and social justice, and we invest in research and research activities that generate new knowledge about diverse learners and diverse contexts. Our Blog provides introductions to our outstanding team of researchers, and our original, impactful research.
This story starts with a hall conversation, some laughs, and stories about emails and submissions full of hope… This blog…
Senior Lecturer Amanda McKay (formerly Heffernan) graciously agreed to share with us her background, research interests, and current projects. Originally…
Dr Alexandra Johnston kindly agreed to talk to us about her background, research interests, and current research projects. Alexandra is…
Griffith Institute for Educational Research member Associated Professor Sue Whatman recently led a team of authors in a book…
Griffith Institute for Educational Research members Associate Professor Katherine Main and Associate Professor Sue Whatman published a book…
Publishing research findings is part of academic life and it is the same for those just starting out their journey…
At GIER, we embrace and value the collaborative efforts of our members. This week’s blog has been written by two…
Dr Thu Pham and Professor Peter Anderson kindly agreed to talk to us about their background, research interests, and their…
Last week, many GIER members attended the AARE 2023 conference in beautiful Melbourne. We, GIER, are very excited about supporting…
On Saturday 17th of September, many of our PhD students attended and participated in the School of Education Postgraduate Research…
