Podcast Season 2
Season 2 of Making Inclusion Happen focuses on the research conducted by Higher Degree Research (HDR) students who are undertaking, or have completed, research projects supervised by C4IE academics. Host Haley Tancredi shares conversations with these HDR students about their projects and asks them: how has their research impacted their thinking, decision-making, and professional practice?
The Centre for Inclusive Education is a group of academics and HDR students with a common interest in students’ educational experiences and outcomes. Key strengths include: bullying, children’s rights, classroom interactions, dis/engagement, equity; student achievement, behaviour, diversity and voice; inclusive education, learning design and environments, school discipline policy and practice, and teacher-student relationships.
If you are interested in researching a related topic, why not join our team of Higher Degree Research students and enrol in an M.Phil, EdD or PhD? Our supervisors are leaders in their fields and offer exceptional mentoring support. You’ll be part of an exciting research culture with regular seminars and workshops.
One unique offering available to C4IE HDR students is the C4IE HDR Support Network, which HDR members a safe space to connect with their peers and C4IE academics. The Network offers members a range of support opportunities – including monthly meetings, peer support and writing circles – and we have a lot of fun along the way!
The Podcast is available via Spotify and Google Podcasts. Each new episode will also be posted here on the C4IE website – click below the audio link to access a transcript.
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We would love to hear from our listeners and keep the conversation going! Drop us a note at contact.c4ie@qut.edu.au and let us know your thoughts.
Listen here to Season 2, Episode 1: “Exploring how students on the autism spectrum experience learning in contemporary flexible learning spaces” with Elise Bray.
Listen here to Season 2, Episode 2: “The impact of higher degree research on educational leadership practice, process, and decision-making” with Dr Liam Smith.
Listen here to Season 2, Episode 3: “How do carer responsibilities impact women’s higher education decision-making processes? ” with Deb Munro.
Listen here to Season 2, Episode 4: “My research benefits not only my professional experience, but my professional experience benefits my research ” with Loren Swancutt .
Listen here to Season 2, Episode 5: “Propelling each other: Reflections on the C4IE HDR Support Network” with Julie Arnold, Elise Bray, Lara Maia-Pike and Haley Tancredi.