Claire Bartlett
Senior Lecturer
School of Education
Charles Darwin University
Australia
Biography
Senior Lecturer in Education- Batchelor Institute Claire Bartlett manages and leads the teacher education programs delivered by Batchelor Institute under the umbrella of ACIKE. This involves leading a team of lecturers who are team teaching with their CDU colleagues.
Research Interest
Claire Bartlett is an early career researcher whose work has focused on the implementation of educational programs at scale; the design, facilitation and evaluation of online learning for pre-service and in-service teachers; and literacy learning in Indigenous Australian contexts, using a range of qualitative research methods. Claire was also part of a team who conducted research to determine fidelity of program implementation and ascertain student and teacher perceptions of an online literacy program (ABRA). This was part of a larger, quasi experimental study to provide preliminary evidence of its effect on student literacy outcomes.
Publications
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Helmer, J, Bartlett, C, Wolgemuth, J, Lea, T and Emmett, S, 2010, ‘Coaching (and) commitment: linking ongoing professional development, quality teaching and student outcomes’. Paper presented at the 2010 American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.
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Ehrich, J, Wolgemuth, JR, Helmer, J, Oteng, G, Lea, T, Bartlett, C, Smith, H and Emmett, S 2010, ‘Attendance, performance, and the acquisition of early literacy skills: a comparison of Indigenous and non-Indigenous school children’. Australian Journal of Learning Disabilities, vol. 15 no. 3, pp. 131-149.
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Helmer, J, Bartlett, C, Wolgemuth, JR, Lea, T and Emmett, S 2011, ‘Coaching (and) commitment: linking ongoing professional development, quality teaching and student outcomes’. Professional Development in Education, vol 37, pp. 197-211.
