If the juicy tax scandals of major multinationals have taught us anything, it’s that ethics should play a significant role in how we teach taxation accounting. The big corporate players are scrutinised by the public as to whether [...]
Excel is a tool that has stood the test of time – a pre-requisite technology skill for almost every graduate entering the workforce. But what level of skills do accounting students really need, when they’ll likely be working with [...]
People in unison around the world have had a pandemic-inspired revelation: the corporate career is perhaps no longer what we aspire to. People’s outlook on their relationship with ‘work’ has significantly shifted. Likewise, the students enrolled [...]
Did you hear about the academic using Squid Game to engage his students in the topic of game theory? Wayne Geerling from Monash University (and author of the instructor resources for Dirk Mateer's popular Economics series) is always on the [...]
Michele Dowlman, from the University of Tasmania, owns possibly one of the best t-shirts that a bioscience and nursing lecturer can own. On the front it says, "Why are you seeing what you are seeing?" and on the [...]
The Digital Era: We're clearly all living in it – and teachers are on the front line. Within a decade, the iPad went from brand-new invention to a common classroom tool. That demonstrated how quickly classroom teachers have had to [...]