Female Academics
Burnout, work engagement and sense of coherence in female academics in higher-education institutions in South Africa
... that female academics with a low SOC are vulnerable to the development of burnout (exhaustion, cynicism and a feeling of reduced professional ...other. Female academics with a SOC are thus ...
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Career Progression of Female Academics in Public Universities: A Tale of Open University of Tanzania
... of female academics employed by the University was impressive, however, most of them concentrated in the lower and middle level academic ...of female academic staff has increased from 18% in year ...
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Mentoring for Female Academics in the 21st Century: A Case Study of a South African University
... that female academics comprising of 24 percent were aware that informal networks were in existence in universities and these were used as a discriminatory tool between ...male academics totalling a ...
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One year outcomes of a mentoring scheme for female academics: a pilot study at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London
... and female graduates from American business management courses, who were either involved in a committed relationship or had children living at home, it was found that individuals with mentors reported sig- ...
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SELF AWARENESS, SELF MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES PREDICTING EFFECTIVE FOR MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMICS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
... from academics who have effective ...and Female groups with Mann-Whitney U test is a nonparametric statistical significance test for determining whether two independent samples were drawn from a population ...
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The Restraining Factors for the Academic Development of Female Academics and the Countermeasures in China
... As female academics, they should consciously renew their traditional gender idea, setting up new social gender ...attitude. Female college teachers should adjust their position in marriage, family ...
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The Access and Development of Female Academics in the University Field in Greece: University of Patras Case Study
... • As far as the difficulties that the w.F.M. face in their professional career are concerned, a conflict was dis- cerned between their traditional social role, and their professional role. It appears that the strict ...
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How much do children really cost? Maternity benefits and career opportunities of women in academia
... 8 they will be for academic departments and the lower the average pay that female academics will get for their work (since they get other endowments). As a consequence, if the relative costs of women ...
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Benefits, barriers and enablers of mentoring female health academics: An integrative review
... junior academics, facilitated peer mentoring whereby a senior academic mentored a group of less experienced mentees, formal and informal approaches, multiple mentors, and peer, collegial and collabora- tive ...
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Volume 07 Issue 06 (2018) Nov..-Dec 2018
... on female career progression within an academic context and globally Universities have been slow to respond to work and family balance issues ...that female academics are expected to face ...
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Being in the world of marking: New academics’ experiences of assessment and feedback
... and academics” (Flemming, 1999:83) and one that carries an emotional burden for lecturers as they bring “a great deal of themselves to the process” (Hand and Clewes, ...
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The Victoria Climbié case: social work education for practice in children and families' work before and since
... This paper has been written by two `middle aged™ female social work academics whose coffee break conversations about what we used to do, what we do now and what we are being required to do in the futu[.] ...
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The value of insiders as mentors : evidence from the effects of NSF rotators on early career scientists
... similar academics in similar departments without a rotator (research question ...for academics who interact with a rotator when compared to similar ...
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A model of management academics' intentions to influence values
... companies for value influence attempts (perceived support). In their personal environment, academ- ics’ local and disciplinary colleagues exert a great impact, because they constitute an individual ac- ademic’s ...
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Developing resilience and managing change in technology-enhanced learning environments
... included: academics, faculty members in leadership positions, support staff such as learning and teaching services staff, IT management staff and student support staff all of whom had a responsibility in ...
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Academic dishonesty among academics in Malaysia: a comparison between healthcare and non-healthcare academics
... among academics in Malaysian ...healthcare academics who act as role models for the future healthcare workforce, should not be any ...among academics, there were no previous studies comparing between ...
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Are academics ready for smart learning?
... that academics enjoyed using the tablet devices and are happy to continue using them to facilitate ...by academics, institutions should provide access to additional training and support that boost staff ...
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Problems Faced by Accounting Academics
... of academics to Accounting also recorded as ...accounting academics, but also a real threat to entire higher education system in a ...Because, academics accomplish certain activities (curriculum ...
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Education development: the views of academics
... of academics and with more disciplines to determine to what extent the findings of this research can be ...those academics who have a teaching certificate and those who do ...
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Impact of change on university academics
... Throughout the conduct of this research project, the researcher sought to provide evidence to address the research focus and related questions, as outlined in Chapter 6, by drawing upon [r] ...
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