BEd Hamburg, MAcc CQU, MEd, PhD Flinders, CTEFLA(Cambridge)
Dr Petra Lietz joined ACER in February 2009 as a Senior Research Fellow in the National and International Surveys Program at the Australian Council for Educational Research. Petra joined ACER from the position of Professor of Quantitative Research Methods at Jacobs University Bremen, Germany, where she had taught undergraduate and graduate courses in logic of comparative research, secondary data analysis, statistics, and research design since 2003. Courses in research methods and design also formed part of her responsibilities at Central Queensland University in Rockhampton where she was a Senior Lecturer in Research Methods in the Faculty of Business and Associate Dean Research from 1997-2000.
Dr Lietz has also worked outside academia, as a consultant to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris and the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) in Hamburg. From 2000 to 2002, she was Assistant Project Director at International Survey Research (then ISR, now Towers-Perrin-ISR) in London, a firm that conducts employee satisfaction surveys for globally as well as nationally operating companies.
Her research interests include survey research methodology and methodological issues in internationally comparative research in which she has been involved since she started to work at the International Coordinating Centre for IEA’s Second International Science Study and Reading Literacy Study at Hamburg University in 1988. Her publications range from contributions to professional journals on the nature of employee satisfaction to referred journal articles of findings from multivariate and multilevel analyses with a focus on factors influencing student achievement in various subject areas. In addition, Dr Lietz has contributed chapters on descriptive and inferential statistics in methods books for the social sciences.
First year evaluation of the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) : final report
Bill Cossey et al.
Final Evaluation Report: Supporting Improved Literacy Achievement (SILA) Project
Robert Hattam et al.
Quality of education in Madrasah : main study
Mohammad Ali et al.
The Contribution of IEA Research Studies to Australian Education
John Ainley et al.
The Relationship of IEA to some Developments in Educational Research Methodology and Measurement during the Years from 1962 to 1992
John P. Keeves et al.
Large-scale group score assessments: Past, present, and future
B Naemi et al.
The impact of values and learning approaches on student achievement: Gender and academic discipline influences
Liudmila Tarabashkina et al.
ICCS 2009 Latin American Report : civic knowledge and attitudes among lower-secondary students in six Latin American countries
Wolfram Schulz et al.
Trail of the Engagement Matrix - Component 1 - the effectiveness of labels: report
Petra Lietz et al.
School quality and student achievement in 21 European countries
Petra Lietz
The selection of cases for culturally comparative psychological research.
Petra Lietz
The effects of college students’ personal values on changes in learning approaches
Petra Lietz et al.
Research into questionnaire design – A summary of the literature
Petra Lietz
The impact of values and learning approaches on achievement: Do gender and academic discipline make a difference.
Petra Lietz et al.
I'm a girl, you're a boy. You study Social Science, I study Natural Science:
Petra Lietz et al.
Quality of education in madrasah: Phase 1 – Findings from pilot study one.
Julie Kos et al.
Variance in performance between students within schools and between schools
Petra Lietz
Educational issues in the middle east North Africa region : outcomes of the IEA Arab region training seminar series 2006/2007
Petra Lietz et al.
Are values more important than learning approaches? Factors influencing student performance at an international university
Petra Lietz et al.
Values and learning approaches of students at an international university
Bobbie Matthews et al.
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