• High quality educational research to enhance the public good.
  • High quality educational research to enhance the public good.
  • High quality educational research to enhance the public good.
  • High quality educational research to enhance the public good.
  • AARE 2024 Conference, Sydney

  • Priorities and Future Directions for Educational Research. A sector-wide Roundtable discussed challenges and opportunities and steps to develop a decadal plan for educational research.

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    Priorities and Future Directions for Educational Research
AARE is committed to fostering educational research in Australia.

Recent Blog Posts

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Teachers truly know students and how they learn
Teachers truly know students and how they learn. Does AI?
18 November 2024
By Sue Ollerhead
Our nationally leading music courses are now under threat
Our nationally-leading music courses are now under threat
14 November 2024
By James Humberstone and Jennifer Carter
What schools should do now the manosphere thinks its back in charge
What schools should do now the manosphere thinks it’s back in charge
11 November 2024
By Stephanie Wescott and Steven Roberts
Dramatic setback
Dramatic setback: Why the newly drafted senior drama syllabus falls short of a quality creative arts education
7 November 2024
By Matthew Harper and David Roy

Newsline

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AARE 54th Annual General Meeting and Member Vote
Notice of the 54th Annual General Meeting    Notice is hereby given that the fifty-fourth Annual General Meeting of members of the Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) will be held…
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Call for Expressions of interest: Series Editor for the AARE Local/Global Issues in Education Book Series
AARE is seeking an outstanding scholar to take on a role as Series Editor, working alongside Professor Marcia McKenzie (University of Melbourne) and Dr Samantha Schulz  (University of Adelaide).
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2024 Call for nominations for the AARE Executive
The AARE Executive offers opportunities to support the quality and reputation of education research in Australia, serve the research community, lead within the organisation, and to gain valuable Board experience.
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Garulbo Yanbalehla: Indigenous ECRs and HDRs walking together Summit
11-12 October 2024  Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus  Purpose This year, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ECRs and HDRs are invited to attend Garulbo Yanbalehla: Indigenous ECRs and HDRs walking together Summit.…

The Australian Educational Researcher

Volume 51, issue 5

AARE is pleased to announce that the latest edition of the Australian Educational Researcher is now available.

Access to these articles is free for AARE members. If you would like to join AARE please go to www.aare.edu.au

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Events

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Nov
AARE Executive Management Team Meeting 18 November 2024
The Executive Management Team meets fortnightly and is authorised by the Executive Committee to undertake day to day business activities: Management…
18
Nov
AARE PGS & ECR Online Event: Making the most of your Conference experience
Our final online session for the year is coming up and if you’re planning on attending the 2024 AARE Conference then this…
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AARE Executive Committee Meeting 30 November 2024
AARE Members wishing to contact the Executive Committee, ask questions or raise items of business can email aare@aare. edu.
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Dec
AARE 2024 Conference
The Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) Conference 2024, will take place on Sunday 1st December – Thursday 5th…
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Message from the President

Julie McLeod Website v2Dear AARE Members
I’d like to welcome all new and returning members to AARE. It is a tremendous privilege to begin my term as President of the Association. I look forward to meeting many of you throughout the year and particularly at our annual conference in Melbourne (November 26-30).

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Acknowledgment of Country

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of the country that we call Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the enduring contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have provided to Australian society and act within the appropriate protocols to ensure and strengthen our shared commitment to education. To see the Statement of Reconciliation from the Australian Association for Research in Education. 

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Video of Statement of Reconciliation presentation at the AARE Conference 2018