Why the students’ voices?
Ready to leave the nest? Education graduate students' voices on publishing
... Graduate Students’ Voices on Publishing Maisha Syeda, Jon Woodend, Jingzhou Liu, and Sylvie Roy University of Calgary Graduate programs typically expect students to publish their scholarly work; ...
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The absence of ESL students’ voices in education
... community, students’ ‘social’ communication, interaction skills, and cultural knowledge seemed to be as important as their ‘academic’ proficiency” ...ESL students in BC graduate than their English- speaking ...
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Students' voices about collaborative EFL writing
... the students’ effort to write harder since the single grade will ...facilitate students to language learning, but writing classroom is a place for an engagement in collaboration and social ...interaction, ...
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The Impact of Accountability on School Dropouts: The Students' Voices
... alienate students by failing to meet the pupils’ expectations or to facilitate the attainment of their educational goals (Fine, 1991; Rumberger, 1987; West, ...at-risk students were less likely to drop out ...
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Chinese students’ social integration into the university community : hearing the students’ voices
... PRC students to gain more in- depth insights into their viewpoints on social ...postgraduate students since there were substantially more PGT students from China in the sample than UG students ...
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Chinese students’ social integration into the university community: hearing the students’ voices
... PRC students to gain more in- depth insights into their viewpoints on social ...postgraduate students since there were substantially more PGT students from China in the sample than UG students ...
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For-Profit Colleges as Literacy Sponsors: A Turn to Students' Voices
... Janice is a single Mom, and she works full-time as a special education teacher for one child. She is also attending Turner online to earn her Associate’s degree in applied science and technology. She mentioned that part ...
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EFL Students’ Voices: The Role of YouTube in Developing English Competences
... EFL students, such as art and humanities, social sciences, and ...videos, students improved their English competencies, including listening skills, speaking skills, pronunciation, vocabulary list, and ...
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Global Voices on Campus: Why the Symposium Matters
... prepare students to interpret not only the stories before them, in the book or on the screen, but also those that they encounter, in the world or on the ...of voices not quite our ...
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Listening to their voices : what and why are rural teen males reading?
... school students, to focusing on multiple literacies and bridging the gap between in-school academic literacies and out-of-school social ...the voices of adolescents themselves tapped to plan effective ...
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Voices of Mixed-Race Asian Students on College Campuses
... passions. Somehow this question weaved itself into conversation, and my external characteristics became a larger point of interest to my classmates than what game I was going to play at recess or how many questions I got ...
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Listening to Voices of Exceptional Students to Inform Art Pedagogy
... me why an educator would demand something so ridiculous of student who obviously could not complete the ...of students; this is the same ‘studio habit of mind’ required in art ...the students should ...
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Unheard Voices: First Generation Students and the Community College
... and why should I? Were my beliefs better? What gave me the right to say I had learned all these new things and you should too? How could I debunk the values, beliefs and norms of the working class for those of the ...
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Hearing Voices Simulation: Impact on Occupational Therapy Students
... that students felt better equipped to choose intervention plans and establish goals for this patient population and felt they could more effectively communicate with patients who experience auditory ...and ...
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Student Voices: What Students Say They Do to Be Successful
... which students at all levels of university are able to succeed is important not only for individuals, but also for the ...what students themselves say about how and why they are successful at ...
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Students\u27 Understanding Of Quadratic Functions: Learning From Students\u27 Voices
... decision. Why is This Research Study Being Conducted? The question of how students learn mathematics has been a topic of interest for many ...my students understand quadratic functions, but ...
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Experiences of Science Education Graduate Students in the Critical Voices Classroom
... It’s hard to know exactly how that’s manifested itself. For example, today, one of my students of color, he was clearly upset. I didn’t know why he was upset. I would like to think I would’ve done this for ...
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Listening to Voices: Understanding Chinese Students' Journey at a Canadian University
... was why she strongly encouraged Jenny to have an adventure abroad to broaden her horizon when given the ...required students to do their first three years in China and the last year in the ...
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VOICES: An Art Education Curriculum Accessible for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
... lesson, students may need more kinesthetic output, sensory input, or assistance with expressive language in describing their ...artwork. Students will briefly talk about the work of art they have created in ...
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EDUCATIONMATTERS. Teacher Voices: Why I Chose a Charter School
... into students minds now, how will they know which footsteps to follow? Rowe Elementary School is effective in transforming student lives, and that is why I chose to teach at this charter public ...
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