Formation of Doctoral Students
The Relationships Between Research Training Environment, Researcher Identity Formation Process, and Research Activity Among Counseling Doctoral Students
... identity formation, young adults tend to put more weight on intrinsic rather than extrinsic values in association with their work motivation (Cotton, Bynum, & Madhere, ...identity formation or ...
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The formation of doctoral schools in Europe in the condition of cross border education
... between doctoral schools and business-structures in Germany is formation of the research group between the largest automobile concern in terms of turnover «Daimler AG» and Technological institution ...
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The Contribution of Supervisors to Doctoral Students in Doctoral Education: A Qualitative Study
... in- formation about research subjects, the contributions and expec- tations concentrated on “providing necessary information” and “directing ...the students free. This view can be seen as an approach ...
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A tale of two doctoral students: social media tools and hybridised identities
... identify formation, oscillation, mimicry, being stuck and threshold concepts to our experience of using social media tools for a doctoral ...identity formation and inhibiting ...PhD students ...
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Perceptions of Mentoring Types by Doctoral Students and Mentors in Economy and Business Administration
... For Hockey (1991) [4] mentoring is primarily a relationship that heavily influences the mentee’s success or failure in obtaining a PhD. Research indicates that the mentor-doctoral student interpersonal ...
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What Engages Doctoral Students in Biosciences in Doctoral Studies?
... which doctoral students referred to en- gaging experiences, including positive emotions, satisfaction, work drive, and motivational boosts were coded into the same hermeneutic ...4) doctoral course ...
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Doctoral learning journeys: supporting and enhancing doctoral students’ research and related skills development through research evidence based practices
... of doctoral students, investigating their learning processes, experiences and development; Stage B maps individual learning journeys of 16–20 doctoral students through narrative interviews and ...
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A review of The Publishing Trap as a training tool for researchers, doctoral students and academics
... The next step is to introduce a team of Academic Support staff in the Library to The Publishing Trap, and find out whether they have a similar experience or approach the game differently. Further feedback will be ...
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Master’s and Doctoral Occupational Therapy Students’ Perceptions of Research Integration in Their Programs
... by students returning from fieldwork “claiming a lack of occupation-based, evidence-driven, client-centered interventions promoted in the classroom” (Ryan et ...1). Students, facility, and fieldwork ...
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Improved Simultaneous Estimation of Location and System Reliability via Shrinkage Ideas
... When students wrote about operations with decimals, the researcher noticed very similar patterns as with ...some students used the wrong prior knowledge procedures with ...error, students failed to ...
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Careering Past the Doctorate: supporting the career progression of doctoral students
... Changes in researcher development have come about as a result of the evolution from the original Humboldtian model, focused on the production of new knowledge and designed to make provision for the development of new ...
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Finding the academic self: Identity development of academics as doctoral students
... or students need to participate regularly and actively in the practices of a stable community of practice and thus be socialised into the language and values of that ...as students, value autonomy. Some ...
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Formation of a Virtual Professional Learning Community in a Combined Local and Distance Doctoral Cohort
... Another innovation, Internet2 or I2, emerged at this time providing higher quality connectivity to nodes on the I2 network. This nationwide network interconnected local loops of educators. The Center for Interactive ...
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PBL for Doctoral Students in Collaboration with SMEs: “Thinking like a Professional Engineer”
... our students are absolutely necessary, on their own they are not enough to help them fulfil their future careers, unless they are given the skills on how to manage, apply and use this knowledge in “real-life” ...
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Empirical research on implementation of full English teaching mode in the professional courses of the engineering doctoral students
... THE DOCTORAL STUDENTS Cai Jigang, a Professor and Doctoral Tutor of School of Foreign Language of Fudan University points out that, if English teaching is just for laying a solid foundation in the ...
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Self-Efficacy of Generational College Students in Educational Doctoral Programs in Texas
... generation doctoral students on academic, research, social and total ...first-generation students having to face more barriers and challenges, it is important to note that this can be the case for ...
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The Effects of Multiple Gratitude Interventions Among Informal Caregivers of Persons with Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
... the students attended their final course lecture and prepared for the final exam, the following discussion format was noted: The instructor advised students to remember the college format that was necessary ...
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How to Make a Mudsparkler
... my students loved to use technology to play games, but I wasn‘t so sure that they would be able to handle using technology to really help them in the learning ...my students might not take it seriously or ...
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The Community Rating System: Assessing Indicators of Community Participation, A Dasymetric and Sovi Approach
... with students using a microscope to observe meiosis in prepared slides of a bird ovary, mouse ovary, and sperm ...The students worked individually due to the small class size and the number of microscopes ...
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Exploring Quest and Cultural Humility in Relation to the Spiritual Identities of Doctoral Clinical Psychology Students at a Christian University
... Graduate students reflect a particular subset of emerging adults where education is highly valued and ...graduate students is sparse, a small line of research has focused on students in faith-based ...
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