Abstract Background/Aim: Wilcock's Occupational Perspective of Health (OPH) aligns with
the profession's re-discovery of its holistic, occupationally focused roots. Its dimensions of …

Background: Theoretical ways of knowing in occupational therapy include paradigms,
conceptual practice models and related knowledge. Despite the diversity of models …

The aim of this phenomenographic study was to investigate how first year students are
inducted into the academic literacies of their discipline as this is often identified as a …

Introduction The aim of this article is to describe and explain a new method for integrating
theory and evidence that enables practitioners to translate evidence into action applied in …

An increasingly diverse range of students are entering higher education, bringing with them
a vast range of experiences, skills and pre-existing knowledge. However, approaches to …

The widening participation agenda has led to increasingly diverse higher education student
cohorts internationally. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) offers principles and guidelines …

The diverse profile of students and large class sizes in Australian universities today raise a
challenge for instructors to individually scaffold the development of capabilities such as …

Abstract The Federal Government Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program
includes a renewed push to redress the persistent under-representation of students from low …

This project focused on digital initiatives and corresponding pedagogies to support diverse
students transitioning to a university. The challenging adjustment to complex environments …

It is only since the industrial era (between 1700 and 1750) that prisons have been used as a
primary means of punishment in Western society. Indigenous populations worldwide have …