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Dr Adrian Beavis

Position:
Research Director 

Division:
Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation 

Location:
Melbourne 

Publications:

Qualifications:

BA CIT, MEd, PhD Melb

 

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Dr Adrian Beavis

Dr Adrian Beavis is the Research Director of the Policy Research and Program Evaluation program at the Australian Council for Educational Research.

He has a wide range of research interests: vocational interests and their influence on school subject choice and tertiary course preferences, intergenerational social mobility, teachers and teacher education and arts education. He has a particular interest in the theory of program evaluation, and the relationship between evaluation and policy development.

Dr Beavis left ACER in 2006 after thirteen years to take up the position of Principal Researcher with the Smith Family. In this role he was responsible for program evaluation, original research and commentary on research and policy documents. He was also a member of The Smith Family's Research Advisory Committee, and represented The Smith Family at the Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated (ACSPRI). Prior to ACER he worked in the Victorian Ministry of Education and the State Training Board, the then-peak body responsible for the TAFE sector, and the Centre for Program Evaluation at the then-Melbourne College of Advanced Education.


Projects:

Recent Publications:

Assessment of current process for targeting of schools funding to disadvantaged students: A report prepared for the Review of Funding for Schooling Panel
Adam Rorris et al.

Australian Apprentice Retention Pilot Project: Report to MEGT
Justin Brown et al.

Mentoring and social networking to improve experiences of first-year apprentices
Justin Brown et al.

A new scale for measuring socioeconomic status in educational research : development and validation of the Australian Socioeconomic Index 2006 (AUSEI06)
Julie McMillan et al.

The AUSEI06: A new socioeconomic index for Australia
Julie McMillan et al.

Cost-benefit analysis of the Learning for Life program
Adrian Beavis et al.

Post-program study of exit students from Learning for Life
Adrian Beavis et al.

Harnessing Educational Cooperation in the East Asia Summit (EAS) for Regional Competitiveness and Community Building
Phil McKenzie et al.

Evidence in support of Gottfredson's common cognitive map of occupations
Adrian Beavis

Effective dissemination of Learning from Career education Lighthouse Project schools
Adrian Beavis et al.

Bullseye charts for vocational subjects
Adrian Beavis

Factors affecting the impact of teacher education programmes on teacher preparedness : implications for accreditation policy
Lawrence Ingvarson et al.

On track? Students choosing a career
Adrian Beavis

Australian Universities Quality Agency External Constituency Survey
Adrian Beavis et al.

Conceptual Framework and Plan for the IEA Teacher Education in Mathematics Study
T Tatto et al.

On track? Students choosing a career
Adrian Beavis

An Evaluation of the Getting it Right: Literacy and Numeracy Strategy in Western Australian Schools
Marion Meiers et al.

The effects of structural and process features of professional development programs on teachers' knowledge, practice, and efficacy
Lawrence Ingvarson et al.

The Victorian Institute of Teaching : standards and professional learning
Jenny Wilkinson et al.

The role of education in preparing for lifelong learning
Adrian Beavis et al.


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