Postgraduate Research Student Posters
Individual Posters
Andrew Bennie, PhD (Ed) student is supervised by Dr Donnor O’Connor. Andrew’s thesis is in the research area of Human movement and health education. In September, 2007, Andrew presented his poster Effective Coaching in Team Sports at the ICCE Global Coach Conference, in Beijing, China.
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Dr Edward Eadie, MEd (Research) student is supervised by Dr Jim Mackenzie. Ted's thesis is in the research area of Learners, cultures and their communities. In October 2008, Ted presented his poster Role of education in improving the protection of animals against suffering inflicted by humans at our Faculty's Research Students' Forum.
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Sabrin Farooqui is a PhD (Ed) student supervised by Dr Llian Merritt. Sabrin’s thesis is in the research area of TESOL and languages education. In June 2008, Sabrin presented a poster titled Teacher training and teaching practice: The changing landscape of ELT in Secondary Education in Bangladesh at the International Conference on Language Teaching & Learning in Taiwan.
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Martin Raffaele is a MPhil student supervised by Dr Susan Colmar. Martin's thesis is in the research area of Developmental and Social Psychology. In October 2008, Martin presented a poster titled 'An exploration of the psychosocial effects that school-age children with Child Absence Epilepsy (CAE) experience when their condition is misdiagnosed as Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)' at our Faculty's Research Students' Forum.
<= Click here to view Martin's poster. (PDF, 541KB)
is an EdD student supervised by Assoc Prof David Evans. Paul's thesis is in the research area of Curriculum and knowledge and Special education. In Septeber 2008, Paul presented a posted titled Exploring how principals construct knowledge in support of students with disruptive behaviour in NSW primary schools at a Development and Learning in Children and Youth Research Network event.
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CoCo Research Centre
A3 sized posters created by staff and students involved with the CoCo Research Centre for the Learning Technology Research Symposium on 24 October 2007 (during the Research Festival) are on display in the corridor outside rooms 246 – 250, Education Building (A35).
Click here for a virtual display.
Poster Template
A poster template for use by higher degree research students in the Faculty of Education and Social Work, has been created by Dorian Peters, Educational Multimedia Designer, CoCo Research Centre.
Click here to download the template. (PPT, 1.53MB)