Volume 14
Volume 14 - Article 14 | Pages 295–330
... Education may have a positive effect on second birth risks for highly educated West German women who are already mothers but it may also increase second birth risks for highly educated[r] ...
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... (1) Volume (big volume of data), (2) Variety (of data types), (3) Velocity (high velocity of data generation and updating), (4) Veracity (of acquired data), and (5) Value (big ...
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... Hutchings, Huber and Ciccone (2011, p.3) posed the question “How would you describe the impact of engagement with the scholarship of teaching and learning on the ways [r] ...
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... The best years of the system of higher education (2000th) were changed to the intense period of new adaptation. The state continued to change "rules of the game". Only higher education institutions that activity ...
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... An individual researcher has two comparatively resource-consuming ways to collect data for own survey: using secondary data or realization of the so-called questionnaire stu[r] ...
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... The response of the Greek high-school students to the ever-changing educational program and especially their chemistry curriculum involves the adoption of the "memorize or reject" attitude rather than the ...
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... According to Ministry of Education Statistics, 1926-1927, which are accepted as the first statistical data on education during the republican era, the Bulgarian Sc[r] ...
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... At the end of the Master (2014-2015), held for six consecutive years at the University of Bologna, Italy, I felt it was particularly important to bring together in one collection all the reports written on the ...
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... On the contrary, no statistically significant difference for content, duties, rules, process, activities, evaluation and total power sharing level was noted between groups i[r] ...
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... Before providing the information concerning Janusian sentences, main types of conceptual combination, contrast between relational and property combination, a relevant [r] ...
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... It indicates that a pedagogical farm is ‘an enterprise carried out by inhabitants of rural regions within these regions, achieving at least two educational aims out of t[r] ...
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... However, on the other hand, curriculum in different higher education systems focuses on two opposing forces: emphasis on common knowledge foundation (in the form of a core [r] ...
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... Within the meaning of Checkland methodology, the activity (service) of education in so-called “Conceptual Model” is decomposed into sub-activities - teaching of many subject[r] ...
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Volume 14, Nos 3 and 4
... Tackling transport-related social exclusion: considering the provision of virtual access to opportunities, services and social networks by Susan Kenyan Abstract In recent years, it has b[r] ...
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... The split of the second stage respondents according to study programmes (see Picture 2) is as follows: Food Safety and Quality (11%); Food Technology (14%); Geodesy (13%); Engineering of Real Estate Measurement ...
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Volume 14, Nos 1 and 2
... This mode of future 'smart' care provision is suggested as a means of matching user need to appropriate technology, as part of a needs led approach which would allow for the gradual intr[r] ...
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... Research makes a critical contribution to the development of society (Georghiou 2015, p. 4), and consequently research should inform, develop and advance knowledge. Above a[r] ...
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... As mentioned in the introduction, everything described in the previous sections was intended to create a localized curriculum which offers (1) high integration and adaptability to regio[r] ...
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... Despite initial expectations that differentiation practices in Early Childhood Studies and Business Studies will differ, we actually came to the conclusion that practices were[r] ...
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... Besides, most of the collaborative industry projects conducted by student teams give students the opportunity to develop their team ability and their interpersonal skills.. This is an [r] ...
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