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Volume 33, Number 2, 4 March 2014

A visual-based approach to the mapping of generic skills: its application to a Marketing degree
pp. 181-197(17)
Authors: Ang, Lawrence; D'Alessandro, Steven; Winzar, Hume

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A roadmap for forming successful interdisciplinary education research collaborations: a reflective approach
pp. 198-211(14)
Authors: Bossio, Diana; Loch, Birgit; Schier, Mark; Mazzolini, Alexander

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Staying the distance: students’ perceptions of enablers of transition to higher education
pp. 212-225(14)
Authors: Bowles, Angela; Fisher, Ron; McPhail, Ruth; Rosenstreich, Daniela; Dobson, Alexandra

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Developing ‘emancipatory interest’: learning to create social change
pp. 226-241(16)
Authors: Caspersz, Donella; Olaru, Doina

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Facilitating the learning journey from vocational education and training to higher education
pp. 242-255(14)
Authors: Catterall, Janice; Davis, Janelle; Yang, Dai Fei

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Different backgrounds – different priorities? Student perceptions of a technology initiative
pp. 272-285(14)
Authors: Eriksson, Miikka J.; Vuojärvi, Hanna

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Chemistry professors’ descriptions of the impact of research engagement on teaching
pp. 298-311(14)
Authors: Hua, Olivia (Liv); Shore, Bruce M.

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Using communities of practice to enhance interdisciplinary teaching: lessons from four Australian institutions
pp. 341-354(14)
Authors: Pharo, Emma; Davison, Aidan; McGregor, Helen; Warr, Kristin; Brown, Paul

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Predicting academics' willingness to participate in peer review of teaching: a quantitative investigation
pp. 372-385(14)
Authors: White, Kiri; Boehm, Emilia; Chester, Andrea

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Student engagement: students' and teachers' perceptions
pp. 386-398(13)
Authors: Zepke, Nick; Leach, Linda; Butler, Philippa

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Academic freedom: problems in conceptualization and research
pp. 399-401(3)
Author: Abdel Latif, Muhammad M. M.

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