Research Fellow | Deakin University & Research Assistant | University of Melbourne
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Dr Elisa Di Gregorio retweeted
We've received almost 100 submissions for this research, but still want to reach as many teachers as possible.
Please share with any colleagues who may have a story to tell. Privacy and anonymity protected.
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Public school principals shouldn't be grant chasers and revenue raisers, and reliant upon philanthropy. Our paper, expertly led by @emmaelitarowe
Link to paper: link.springer.com/article/10…
Link to The Age article: theage.com.au/national/victo…
Great to contribute to @AAREBlog with Professor Jane Kenway and @MPSinclair86 as WA kicks off school funding negotiations for 2024 blog.aare.edu.au/school-fund…
Dr Elisa Di Gregorio retweeted
That's a wrap up of #AARE2023. It was a pleasure to share the panel on 'Philanthropy in education policy: networks, tensions and boundaries in welfare governance' with admired scholars @emmaelitarowe, @ahogie1, Steven Lewis and @SarahLangman3, and @ElisaDiGregorio's discussion. – at Melbourne, Victoria
Learned A LOT writing this with @glenncsavage and @boblingard86 - thanks for the opportunity!
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Excited to have this article written with @glenncsavage (and my first ever publication) out in the world today!
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Coming in a little late on this one, but feeling pretty chuffed to have had the opportunity to present at #TASA2018 on equity in school funding policy in Aus Ed. Such a collegiate atmosphere making me feel empowered enough to unleash my #teacherpose
Dancing with Dave of Gang of Youths: An instructional video 💃🏻😍
#gangofyouths #werkit @ Forum Melbourne instagram.com/p/Bp1zSMlhf4By…
Pretty excited to be welcomed by views like these for #ECER2018 Though, I feel like I might run into trouble during my presentation if I accidentally look out the window
