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The Studiosity Blog
Here's how we can meet international students' expectations.
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A few weeks ago, the nation’s vice chancellors - supported by hundreds of deputy and pro-vice chancellors, deans, and other members of the senior...
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“Never lose a holy curiosity,” said Einstein. With something as critical as a student's education, we are always asked about our operations,...
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Today's model of education delivery has remained largely unchanged for hundreds of years. Educational change is not entered into lightly, and rightly...
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YourTutor partner Universities leading growth of equity and opportunity in higher education
The positive educational impact of HEPPP means it's a force for equality Australia needs, to build our knowledge economy.
Sunday night is the busiest night of the week for study. And, understandably, it's a time TAFE teachers struggle to be available for student support needs without stretching out co…
Switching off, English writing standards, and personal learning. Here's what we heard from TAFE teachers about their students last week.
Are you guilty of the 20,000 word email? Here's why you're losing your audience and wasting your time. Whether it's an email to your students, a forum post, or an introduction pack…
We're all looking for new skills and learning that can take us into our next role and next job. But did you know, as TAFE teachers, your experience with YourTutor can help you tran…
It's not a one-size-fits all society, 2015 was the year personalisation went mainstream. In education, students can now choose when they start their course, how long they take, and…
Timing is everything to prevent students dropping out of their first year uni course, according to British university studies. So we're asking, when exactly is "just-in-time"?