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Alternative title: Learning Curves
Issue Details: First known date: 2022... no. 75 2022 of Griffith Review est. 2003- Griffith Review
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'IN 1816. DAVID Brewster. a Scottish mathematician and physicist, invented a new kind of optical device. A narrow tube. fragments of coloured glass gathered loosely at oen end were rearranged as the tube turned, refracting a series of recombining mandalas  for the viewer (at the other end) thanks to mirrors set inside. A slight turn and a whole new vista appeared - impossible to predict, to enumerate. to return to. Brewster called it a kaleidoscope, a 'philosophical Instrument* that changes what was possible to 'see' and how.' (Ashley Hey : Introduction)

Notes

  •  Only literary material within AustLit's scope individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes: 

    Remaking Universities : Notes from the sidelines of Catastrophe by Raewyn Connell

    Simulated Learning : Big Tech and the Teaching Takeover by Kasumi Borczyk

    Schooled : How Australia Lost the Plot on Education by Andrew Leigh

    The Reading Revolution : How Change begins with the Under-Fives by Catherine Keenan

    Holding the Baby : Australia's Early Childhood Divide by Bri Lee

    By Design : New Foundations for Teaching and Learning by Pasi Sahlberg

    Compulsory Wellbeing : The Choice between Burnout and Demoralisation by G. J. Stroud

    Follow the Leader : Reclaiming Australia's Innovation Tradition by Gwilym Croucher

    Climbing the Opportunity Ladder : The Burden of Hope and Ambition by Helen Proctor

    Tech Future, Human Rights : The Need for Digital STEM Literacy by Catherine Ball

    Performance Enhancement : The Enduring Value of Acting Schools by Melanie Myers

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Following the Song : Listening, Learning and Knowing, Lisa Fuller , single work autobiography (p. 24-32)
What Did You Want to Be When You Grew up?i"dad, did you ever want to live with a monkey butler? wear", Tim Loveday , single work poetry (p. 47)
Double, Ellen Vickerman , single work short story (p. 73-83)
The Colonial Storytelling of Good Intent : Or the Inspired Erasure of Our Ancestors?, Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews , Shannon Foster , Frances Bodkin , John Foster , Gavin Andrews , Karen Adams , Ross Evans , Bronwyn Carlson , single work essay (p. 110-122)
'I Will Not Be Doing It Again' : Reflections on Anxiety in Generation Z, Tegan Bennett Daylight , single work autobiography
'I've been teaching at Australian universities for twenty-five years now. I began when I was twenty-seven - I'm now fifty-two. This means I've been next to university students since 1996, an if you're curious about these things, you see patterns begin to emerge.' (Introduction)
 (p. 134-139)
Real Fobs, Winnie Dunn , single work short story (p. 140-144)
The Whitlam Legacy : Reconsidering a Revolutionary Approach to Funding, Verity Firth (interviewer), Madeleine Clark (interviewer), single work interview
'In this first of a series of intergenerational exchanges and reflections on the links to and legacies of the Whitlam era in the run up to the fiftieth anniversary of the 1972 election, a former New South Wales ALP Minister for Education talks with a current tertiary student activist about the changing landscape of education — and advocacy — past, present and future. ' (Introduction)
 
 (p. 157-165)
University Material, Brendan Colley , single work short story (p. 177-188)
Sacraments of Guilt : Reconciling with Divorce, Luke Johnson , single work autobiography (p. 208-219)
Top of the Class : Busting the Meritocracy Myth, Erin Hortle , single work autobiography (p. 220-229)
Vestigial, Raeden Richardson , single work short story (p. 230-244)
High Resolvei"So I taught myself to run again (again)", Alice Allan , single work poetry (p. 245)
Dramatics, Miriam Sved , single work short story (p. 256-267)
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