UTS academics visit Nepal and Bhutan to collaborate
CREDS members working with educators and teachers in Nepal and Bhutan
UTS was awarded a Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) grant to host Australia Awards Fellows from schools, universities and an NGO in Nepal and Bhutan. Fourteen Fellows visited UTS in February 2024, and in May, UTS academics visited them in their home countries.
Groups of Fellows had designed projects addressing inclusion, equity and quality in classrooms, often with a focus on enhancing collaboration between teachers, relationships between schools and communities, and links between curriculum and culture, including spiritual aspects and Indigenous knowledges and languages.
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Keith Heggart
Senior Lecturer
Dr Keith Heggart is an early career researcher in the School of International Studies and Education, with a focus on learning and instructional design, educational technology and civics and citizenship education.
Lauren Knussen
Lecturer
Lauren researches early career teachers’ design of technology-integrated learning and how this is influenced by their individual and school contexts.