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""It's just a table of numbers": the search for pedagogical meaning in " by Elly Quinlan, Josephine Paparo et al.

Objective: Postgraduate training programs are required to maintain a formal record of trainees’ placement experiences in the form of placement logbooks. There is a need to explore the perceived functions, benefits and shortcomings of placement logbooks, as well as how practicum information can be further utilised to support trainee development. Method: This qualitative study aimed to better understand the placement logbook user experience. Sixteen participants (eight trainees and eight academic staff) at Australian higher education providers participated in focus groups and interviews. This study was informed by a critical realist epistemological framework with transcripts analysed using thematic analysis. Results: There was substantial overlap in themes identified across the participant groups, therefore results for trainees and academic staff were merged. Findings indicated that the logbook was perceived to be predominately a tool to keep track of placement hours, with potential pe ....

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"Balancing the books: a benchmarking study into Australian postgraduate" by Chien Hoong Gooi, Elly Quinlan et al.


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Objective: Postgraduate psychology programmes are required to maintain a formal record of individual trainee placement hours in the format of placement logbooks. Anecdotal reports suggest there is substantial variability in the way practicum logbooks are configured and utilised across Australian institutions. This study aimed to provide benchmarking information on the practicum logbooks of Australian-based postgraduate psychology programmes. Method: Postgraduate psychology training programmes across Australia were invited to share their logbook instructions and templates. Results: Templates from 40 postgraduate psychology programmes delivered across 27 higher education providers were received. There was consistency across programmes in some elements of logbooks such as recording the date and duration of placement activities, and a placement supervisor signature. Almost all logbooks included a tally of placement hours (97.5%) and specified individual (92.5%) and group ....

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