Items with Tag: Xin Liu
Find out how to embrace educator doubt and uncertainty
In this post, CRADLE PhD student Xin Liu reflects on our sixth seminar for 2026, 'Are you afraid of the doubt? Educator uncertainty in fully online programs'. In this seminar Professor Mollie Dollinger unpacked what educator uncertainty means for fully online programs in an age of generative AI and asked, ‘Are you afraid of the doubt?’. Xin finds that embracing honesty can help educators manage doubt.
Review: Our PhD students discover why being authentic is essential
In this post we hear the perspectives of two CRADLE PhD students, Xin Liu and Nisrina Wibisono, on CRADLE’s most recent seminar “Why authenticity matters: Helping students to find meaning and value in assessment”. This seminar was presented by Dr Tim Chambers, CRADLE Fellow and Senior Lecturer at the School of Psychology.
CRADLE PhD students reflect on the HDR Winter School
In this post CRADLE PhD candidates reflect on their experiences of attending the Faculty of Arts and Education HDR Winter School 2024 and review a workshop on feedback literacy held at that event. Discover what our students learned at the school.
