The Anzacs quarantined their wartime exotic food experiences not as the new norm but as a novel other, research by one of our academics shows.
Greens get thumbs up at this school
Friday, March 12, 2021Growing and selling vegetables at a market garden is a positive way to help children learn about financial literacy, research by academics at Avondale shows.
Making a difference
Thursday, February 18, 2021How would you help a student with a disability feel like they belonged in an abled-bodied classroom? The answer appears in a new Avondale Academic Press book described as connecting research “to our being rather than just our doing, to our moral purpose as Christian educators.”
Attitude not grades key to success
Friday, December 11, 2020School leavers take note: attitude and environment, not grades, may be stronger predictors of success at university, a study by an Avondale PhD graduand shows.
Educators given a voice
Friday, October 30, 2020A lived experience study by academics at Avondale recommending how accounting educators can find value and enjoyment in their changing role has won a best paper award.
Love in the Time of Corona launched
Thursday, October 29, 2020The introspection from living under lockdown to prevent the spread of a pandemic is captured in a new creative writing anthology by students at Avondale.