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Dr Andrew Beencke
Dr

Andrew Beencke

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Overview

Background

Dr Andrew Beencke is a Teaching Associate in the School of Education at the University of Queensland, specialising in mathematics and critical thinking education. His research focuses on how education can most effectively develop students into critical thinkers, with a particular interest in intellectual character and the application of critical thinking in mathematics education.

As a researcher with the UQ Critical Thinking Project, Dr. Beencke designs and delivers innovative, action research driven, professional learning programs for schools, collaborating with teachers across disciplines to strengthen critical thinking pedagogy. His recent research examines how teachers’ beliefs about critical thinking and education shape their classroom practice and how those beliefs evolve through ongoing, reflective professional development.

Availability

Dr Andrew Beencke is:
Available for supervision

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy of Education, The University of Queensland

Research interests

  • Critical thinking education

  • Problem solving in Mathematics education

  • Intellectual virtue and character development

  • Professional learning design

Works

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2 works between 2019 and 2025

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2025

Book

Shaping school success: empowering educational leaders

Hardy, Ian, Poed, Shiralee, Gowlett, Christina, Heimans, Stephen, Edwards, Elizabeth, Armour, Danielle, McLay, Katherine, Abdul Hameed, Suraiya, Beencke, Andrew, Lee, Richard, Rueda Balaguera, Laura and Ocriciano, Michelle (2025). Shaping school success: empowering educational leaders. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9781032666839

Shaping school success: empowering educational leaders

2019

Journal Article

Developing critical thinking in the primary years

Seah, Rebecca and Beencke, Andrew (2019). Developing critical thinking in the primary years. Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom, 24 (3), 3-7.

Developing critical thinking in the primary years

Supervision

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