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Persuading Dutch students to change behaviour towards the purchase of sustainable food products : Presenting social norms through specific message frames to influence Dutch students’ feeling of moral obligation and intention to buy
... persuading students to revise their eating habits and possibly adapting these habits is important, especially because of current environmental ...on Dutch students’ feeling of moral obligation than ...
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Comparing gender awareness in Dutch and Swedish first-year medical students - results from a questionaire
... and Dutch students with parents acting in con- trast to traditional gender roles are still living in societies where gendered segregation of duties is a prevailing pat- tern and where cultural beliefs about ...
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Teaching the wave particle duality to secondary school students : an analysis of the Dutch context
... b) students’ prior knowledge about circuits and ...and students’ prior knowledge about circuits and voltage seemed to not be sufficiently ...of Dutch students about the photoelectric ...
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How to measure and explain achievement change in large-scale assessments: A rejoinder
... We cannot escape the conclusion that something is going on in Dutch mathematics achieve- ment. Many things go well: national results of PPON showed improvements on some aspects of mathematics, and the ...
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News consumption patterns among Dutch and German college students with regard to their intended political behavior : a comparative nationality study of gender differences
... The present research proposes a theory about the relationship between media news exposure and intended political participation based on the theory of planned behavior by Ajzen (1988). The main goal was to detect the ...
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Comparison of Elementary Students’ Images of Science Teaching for Turkish, Dutch, Scottish, and German Science Classrooms
... Scottish students’ thoughts are the highest of their science learning environment related ...and Dutch students’ perspective about science learning environment are almost same (25%-24%) and all of ...
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Motivation and academic performance of medical students from ethnic minorities and majority: a comparative study
... minority students (Isik U, El Tahir O, Meeter M, Heymans MW, Jansma EP, Croi- set G, Kusurkar RA: Factors influencing academic motiv- ation of ethnic minority students: a review, ...medical students ...
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The Phonological Errors by Dutch Exchange Students in Reading Indonesian Texts
... for Dutch students to change [c] sound into [s] and [k] sounds because in Dutch words [c] is pronounced [s] or [k] (Berendsen, 2017), for example “cent” is pronounced [sent] and “cacao” is pronounced ...
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Internationalization of the student body : boost for extra curricular involvement or road to campus lethargy?
... domestic students already have to adjust to so many new things when they are starting their ...for students who are starting their bachelors (Student Report, ...Especially Dutch students often ...
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More than an add-on? The Europeanization of the Dutch civil service
... the Dutch input into EU-level meetings, participation in Council working groups, participation in European Commission meetings, bilateral consultations, and involving local government in EU-level ...
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Dutch juvenile idiopathic arthritis patients, carers and clinicians create a research agenda together following the James Lind Alliance method: a study protocol
... carers (i.c. parents) and clinicians (i.c. pediatric rheumatol- ogists, ophthalmologists, physiotherapists and nurses,). The four previously mentioned organisations recruited their members for the steering group. Four ...
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REIMSEA: an LCA toxicity characterization model for the North Sea
... volume of the Dutch suspended matter compartment volume of the water compartment of the Dutch system transport coefficient for advective suspended matter flows from the Dutch suspended m[r] ...
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Towards diversity talent management: an exploratory study on talent management for talented female and non Dutch engineering students
... engineering students in the final year of their bachelor, or in their master of their university ...engineering students is via university and via the company ...The students think that the kind of ...
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Online skills of the Dutch adolescent in the age of 14 to 16: models on internet skills combined to test information , communication and strategic skills in an online context
... The exact usage of the internet in the Netherlands is investigated by IVO (Van Rooij, Schoenmakers, Meerkerk & Van de Mheen, 2008), 99.1% of all Dutch youth had access to internet at home. From 2009 until 2011 ...
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Measurement numeracy education for prospective elementary school teachers : effects of inductive and deductive teaching on classroom interaction and student performance
... the Dutch knowledge base for elementary school mathematics teachers (Treffers, de Moor, & Feijs, 1994; Van Zanten et ...in Dutch teacher trainer college textbooks (Gravemeijer et ...68 students ...
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Volume 11 - Article 12 | Pages 335–356
... In 1942, this pattern of demographic development of the European population in the East Indies was rudely interrupted. In that year, Japan invaded the Archipelago and the Second World War occupation began. Immediately ...
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Determination of errors in the writing samples of bilingual students studying in Dutch (the case of Rotterdam)
... the students learned their mother tongue through what they have heard in the family rather than written and visual publishing and transfered this knowledge to ...the students. This situation is very evident ...
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How to deal with students’ writing problems? Process oriented writing support with the digital Writing Aid Dutch
... in Dutch are text structure and cohesion, academic style and, to a lesser ex- tent, ...From students’ and teachers’ perspective there is a strong need for effective and process-oriented ...Aid Dutch, ...
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Student satisfaction at the University of Twente : a comparative case study on student satisfaction of German and Dutch bachelor students in Twente
... External validity is the biggest concern of our analysis. First of all, a voluntary/none- response bias could falsify outcomes. The low response rate might be an indicator for this. But, as it is argued in the section ...
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Dutch ManHurs : HR scan in Dutch SME's
... In the current hectic world of ever increasing competition companies strive to gain a competitive advantage. One of the means to achieve sustained competitive advantage is Human Resources. It is not easily replaced, ...
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