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Publikováno v:
Higher Education Research & Development. 42:62-77
Publikováno v:
Research Papers in Education. 37:321-343
In the context of the equity/widening participation policy landscape in Australia, scholarly exploration of alternative pathways into higher education is becoming increasingly important to inform i...
Autor:
Sally Baker, Evonne Irwin
Publikováno v:
Research Papers in Education. 36:75-95
Although journeys into and through higher education can be challenging for all learners, students from refugee backgrounds (SfRBs) face particular difficulties due to their culturally and linguisti...
Publikováno v:
Journal of Further and Higher Education. 44:528-541
While there is a growing knowledge base of how students experience their transitions into and through university, little is known about how they experience the temporal dimensions of their higher e...
Enabling education is an enactment of Australia’s attempts to address inequity in higher education (HE), offering free, alternative pathways to students who do not enter through the ‘traditional’ school–university pathway. Each Australian ena
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https://hdl.handle.net/11541.2/144410
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Publikováno v:
Review of Education. 7:5-32
Publikováno v:
Teaching in Higher Education. 23:1-16
This paper contributes a rich picture of how students from refugee backgrounds navigate their way into and through undergraduate studies in a regional Australian university, paying particular attention to their access to and use of different forms of
Publikováno v:
Review of Education. 7:33-35
Autor:
Sally Baker, Evonne Irwin
Publikováno v:
The Australian Educational Researcher. 43:487-503
Enabling education has a respected and established place in Australian higher education as an alternative pathway into university study. While the value of enabling education in providing access to higher education is undeniable, its provision across