Anna Elizabeth Du Plessis
 

The Art of Teaching

 

The beginning teacher workforce

Educational Leadership

Teaching Practices 

The out-of-field teaching phenomenon

Pedagogical thoughtfulness in Diverse Classrooms

Developing confident, competent teachers

 
 

Dr Anna Du Plessis

After more than 20 years’ experience in teaching across different international systems and curriculum frameworks, I pursued a career in research, undertaking part-time teaching roles and informal post-graduate supervisory appointments. 

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Teaching

 

 
 

Research Fellow
Institute for Learning Sciences and Teacher Education, Australian Catholic University
2015 – present

Senior Research Assistant to Ass/Prof Terry Lyons (ARC-project)
Queensland University of Technology
2015 

 
 

Presentations

 

Publications


The European Conference on Educational Research (ECER), (Bolzano, Italy) 2018.

The Out-of-field phenomenon's effects on education improvement: A trigger for inclusive or exclusive teaching and Learning environments?

Europe Conference on Education Research, ECER: September 2013 (Istanbul, Turkey).

The interrelationship between school leaders’ perceptions and lived experiences of novice out-of-field teachers across two cultures.

 

Du Plessis, A. (Submitted January 2019/Under Review).

Out-of-Field Teaching and Education Policy: Examining the practice-policy phenomenon. An international micro-education policy “Think Tank”.  (Contract due date: 31 January 2019). Singapore: Springer. 

Du Plessis, A., Wang, J., Schmidt, A., Cameron, V., Hoang, N., Mertens, L., & Cullinan, M. (2019/Under Review).

New Lenses to Understand Beginning Teacher Workforce Concerns: Developing and Justifying Scale Items for Measuring Beginning Teachers’ and School Leaders’ Perceptions ID _2019_104