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When social networking leads to personal fracturing
Schools continue to tackle cyber bullying when some students exploit social network websites with inappropriate and potentially defamatory messages and images. Who’s to blame? Who’s addressing the problem? Register to read full story...Australian unis follow US counterparts with major investment downturn
Reduced endowment and investment returns place Australian higher education at the mercy of continuing government funding support. In light of societal needs and anticipated fiscal stimulus packages competing for the diminishing budget dollar, universities may be hard pressed to retain Canberra’s funding support. Register to read full story...Much atwitt about nothing
The social networking site Twitter faces consumer realisation that its message format provides little more than ephemeral chatter. Can its self imposed 140-character communication content effectively convey alternative views and substantive debate? For people interested in serious information exchange probably not. Register to read full story...Changing career options: possible consequences for enrolment and teacher demand
Economic conditions will influence education enrolment patterns as the US and Australian economy's decline. Teaching opportunities appear inevitably limited despite the continuing overall education need. Register to read full story...Worrying decline in higher education teaching
Enrolments for teaching study fall in 2008. Will the government's pre-school teaching packages arrest this decline and what are the prospects for new primary and secondary teacher enrolments? Register to read full story...US schools' recovery program – a pointer to Gillard’s intentions?
Is Australia set to follow US education strategy and will recurrent funding be jeopardised in the 2012 - 2016 quadrennium? Register to read full story...Sacrifices on the altar of stimulus
Will the global financial crisis threaten higher education funding? Register to read full story...The art of giving – the revival continues
Increased student social involvement will expand giving and participation in education Register to read full story...Some reflections on government/institutional relations
Fiscal stimulus offers funds but involves heightened responsibility and control by governments. Education will be caught up in the relational and fiscal consequences. Register to read full story...Queensland decides (see post-election footnote)
Education a marginal issue in Queensland electoral vote Register to read full story...Cut and thrust: Can the Australian tertiary sector avoid the economic bite?
The economic downturn poses strategic choice issues for universities: concentrate on core under-graduate courses or move more into research and business partnering opportunities? Register to read full story...‘Yes, we can’ to education reform
President Obama outlines his massive funding injection for US education Register to read full story...Higher education learning strategy remains work in progress
Implementation questions remain regarding tertiary learning plans Register to read full story...Measuring educational success – the narrowness of quantitative outcomes
Measurable education results can ignore critical learning outcomes Register to read full story...The hidden costs of tertiary education funding
A funding panacea or a regulatory stranglehold? Register to read full story...Record 2008 US education donation levels set to collapse
Financial downturn hits education in the form of shrinking donation patterns Register to read full story...Saving Australia or sheer political hubris?
Capitalist spin hides a deeper agenda for Rudd Government Register to read full story...Individualism verses institutionalism – where do the paths cross?
Teaching and learning values in a changing world Register to read full story...
US financial crisis impacts on university endowments
US economic recession cuts into endowment funding Register to read full story...'Yes, we can!' Well, perhaps they can’t
Can the incoming Obama administration overcome inherent challenges in US social, financial and international operations? Register to read full story...- « previous
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