teachers in higher education
The Professionalisation of Academics as Teachers in Higher Education
... their teachers. However, many teachers still lack awareness about and skills for using IT effectively for ...that teachers understand how to facilitate learning in a digital ...of teachers ...
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Discipline-Specific Compared to Generic Training of Teachers in Higher Education
... the instructors. More PGCert VetEd participants perceived the course as meeting their needs and having the right balance in terms of challenge. We want to emphasize in our analysis of the three programs that they have ...
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A model of ICT acceptance and use for teachers in higher education institutions
... through higher education ...employed teachers in Federal, State and Private universities should undertake mandatory training and retraining on ICT ...
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The evaluation of teachers` competencies in the higher education of east timor: Students perspective
... of higher education (along with other stakeholders such as business and the community in general, for example), we believe that it is relevant to study students' perceptions on the quality of the skills and ...
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Creating and nurturing a community of practice for language teachers in Higher Education
... Abstract. This case study investigates the implementation of a virtual learning environment designed for language teachers for an institution-wide language programme in a UK higher education ...
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TITLE OF PAPER: PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING OF TEACHERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
... of teachers is being studied. Psychological health of teachers is a prerequisite for the “success” of students, the education system, and the society at ...of teachers is: Personal ...54 ...
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A Case Study of the Experiences of Nurse Teachers Following the Merger of Nurse Education with Higher Education
... with higher education (Crotty 1993, Hardiman 1993 and Camiah ...nurse teachers, which revealed four main categories of the teacher’s ...higher education. It would appear that the aspect ...
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Fit for purpose? : the view of the higher education sector, teachers and employers on the suitability of A levels
... a higher education entrance qualification), it might make it easier for teachers to decide whether it is an appropriate route for an individual ...in higher education who complain about ...
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ESP TEACHERS IN THE WORLD OF GLOBALISATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION INTERNATIONALISATION
... of education, new content, and new form of organisation and management of the ...into education/disciplines by applying the CLIL approach might be the solution for many universities in V4 and WB countries ...
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Raising young people's higher education aspirations: teachers' attitudes
... East Teachers tend to agree that making contact with and involving parents and carers is important for supporting the promotion of longer-term progression, but many teachers feel they lack inspiration in ...
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Teachers’ and students’ conceptions of assessment within the Italian higher education system
... Italian higher education system it can be revealed a paradox: teachers and students have a steadfast commitment to accountability and ...study: teachers and students have a simplistic and ...
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Higher education teachers' experiences with learning analytics in relation to student retention
... and higher education? According to Lampelto (2015), digitisation is already very evident in vocational basic and adult education ...every education provider has a digital education ...
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Teachers' adoption of Open Educational Resources in higher education
... of higher education; however, adoption is still limited. As teachers are the pivotal actors to adopt OER, more insights are needed on their practices with OER and need of ...with teachers who ...
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Teachers’ Formation in Higher Education: Some Aspects under the Light of Education Work Relations
... the teachers’ formation in higher education gains social and strategic importance, taking on the task of forming individuals of “action-reflection-action” in a society established historically based ...
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Perceptions of Teachers on Quality Assurance in Higher Education
... of teachers on quality assurance in higher ...86 teachers selected randomly from five colleges affiliated to Panjab University ...the teachers get feedback about ...the teachers are ...
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UGC-HRDCs: Engine for Academic Excellence of Teachers and Academic Administrators in Higher Education
... ABSTRACT: Education has a profound impact on the personality and potential of an individual, directly impacting the standards of living of society and the growth and development of ...and education has been ...
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The role of e portfolios in higher education : the experience of pre service teachers
... Australian higher education towards outcome-based ...based education (Pelliccione & Dixon, ...facilitate higher learning outcomes is the integration of technology into ...future ...
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Use of Non-Verbal Communication in Pedagogy: The Case of Teachers in Higher Education
... “We respond to gestures with an extreme alertness and, one might almost say, in accordance with an elaborate and secret code that is written nowhere, known by none, and understood by all” (Sapir, 1927, p. 556). ...
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Scaling up open CPD for teachers in higher education using a snowballing approach
... community collectively into the future through self-defined learning goals and actions. Luckin et al. (2010) acknowledge that support is needed to scaffold learning and propose the 'PAH continuum'. This framework ...
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Teachers' Professional Reading Program in Higher Education: An Evaluation
... Teacher Education and Liberal Arts faculty ...Teacher Education and Liberal Arts faculty members believed that the program helps to enhance their teaching and ...Furthermore, teachers also believed ...
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