Performativity and the current post-compulsory
Protocol and the post human performativity of security techniques
... nature of protocol will be returned to with regards to Barad and post-human performativity later in this section. In relation to the FRS, protocol is shaped, tested and advanced through exercises. As ...
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Funding post-compulsory education
... Information about higher education is readily available, though its usefulness is incomplete because education is in part an ‘experience good’ – the student can judge quality and goodness of fit only by using the ...
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Selection and performance in post-compulsory education
... the current dataset, the average distance to the nearest school for pupils from urban areas is 2 kilometres, while it is 16 kilometres for pupils living in rural ...nearest post-compulsory ...
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Current Scenario of Patent Act: Compulsory Licensing
... of compulsory licensing glared after the Doha ...for compulsory licensing around the globe and also insisted that TRIPS agreement does not and would not prevent any member from taking measure to protect ...
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Integration and fragmentation of post compulsory teacher education
... of post compulsory teacher education The boundaries between vocational and academic post compulsory education have been blurred by students combining vocational and academic studies and by ...
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Post-compulsory educational aspirations and choices in England
... 2.2.3 Contribution to the literature The literature reviewed indicates that there are mixed results and opinions on the effect of socio-economic background and ability on educational aspirations and choices. The various ...
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Post-compulsory teacher educators: connecting professionals
... POST COMPULSORY TEACHER EDUCATORS What is unique about PCE teacher education and PCE TEds? PCE teacher education and PCE TEds are both situated in a working environment which is particularly diverse, ...
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Post-compulsory education in England: choices and implications
... for post-16 learning and even though some efforts have been made to simplify the picture with recent reforms, educational choices remain very diverse and ...
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Grade surprise and the decision to stay on into post compulsory education
... Therefore, as positive grade surprise may enhance the probability of staying on, and let’s assume that this is desirable, teachers should downgrade expectations of grade achievement. Moreover policy geared towards ...
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Transgender students in post-compulsory education : a systematic review
... 4.3. Theme 3: Institutional processes and systemic influences Whilst themes one and two described how students navigated their identities and the impact of expressing their identities on their safety and wellbeing, this ...
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The Demand for Post-Compulsory Education in Four European Countries
... The rationale for entering most of these variables should be clear. Per capita consumption expenditure is included to allow for the fact that education is expected to be a consumption-good, and so demand for education ...
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Class, economism, individualisation and Post Compulsory Education and Training
... This is the wider context in which PCET research takes place and the terrain on which new forms of personalisation and action planning operate, necessitating a politics and analysis that links localised relations to the ...
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Performativity and performance
... of performativity One consequence of the line of reasoning presented by MacKinnon, and supported by Langton (amongst others), ...the current pornography-imbued climate, freedom of speech for women may be ...
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The performativity of BYOD
... the performativity of the BYOD trend in the university ...its current systems and support for staff and students, also to elicit some insight on BYOD implementation at the ...department. ...
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Working Towards Professionalism: A Pathway Into The Post-Compulsory Community Of Practice
... in post-compulsory education are faced with first acquiring specialist knowledge that is directly related to their field of practice and then the knowledge of how to teach ...
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Working Towards Professionalism: A Pathway Into The Post-Compulsory Community Of Practice
... Other instances when my sense of professionalism was threatened occurred when trying to manage disruptive behaviour, which I found a challenge throughout the entire PGCE. Dealing with disruptive behaviour was without a ...
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Action research within east London post compulsory provision
... Given its original confidential nature and the need to make participants feel comfortable in opening up their classrooms, the project was voluntary and support was directly between the[r] ...
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Output growth in the post‐compulsory education sector: the European experience
... The heterogeneity in terms of the growth of the output per student across Europe seems as high as in terms of the enrolment growth. The more pronounced reductions are those of Latvia, Slovenia, Hungary and Poland. Other ...
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An inductive inquiry into managing tutorial provision in post compulsory education
... in post-compulsory education are directed by the institution towards their personal tutor to support their personal and academic development, and to address any concerns affecting their academic progress ...
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The performativity of leadership talk
... the current Customer Service department; and the problem of ensuring that aspects of the job didn’t remain unaddressed because of unclear responsibilities and ...
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