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Higher education, mature students and employment goals: policies and practices in the UK

Higher education, mature students and employment goals: policies and practices in the UK

... 'higher education' is used in different ways in different societies, and is increasingly referred to as tertiary education, that is post-school education which usually takes place in a ... See full document

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For me or not for me? - that is the question : a study of mature students' decision making and higher education

For me or not for me? - that is the question : a study of mature students' decision making and higher education

... of employment (Purcell, Pitcher and Simm 1999) and the recruitment strategies of employers (Purcell and Hogarth 1999), which may be impacting in as yet unexplored ways on the entry decisions of adult ... See full document

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Enhancing the higher education experience of mature students

Enhancing the higher education experience of mature students

... six UK universities found that older students are more likely to have family responsibilities of various kinds than the younger students but of all the possible influences on their withdrawal, ... See full document

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Drawing on experience: mature students and practical wisdom in art and design higher education.

Drawing on experience: mature students and practical wisdom in art and design higher education.

... the UK, and the women’s stories argue the importance of exploring the diverse discourse in this area, particularly critical race theory in the work of Gilborne (2006) and others, which highlights the pressure to ... See full document

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Impact of dental education on oral hygiene practices and periodontal health in dental students and their siblings

Impact of dental education on oral hygiene practices and periodontal health in dental students and their siblings

... patient education and help to create oral awareness in the general ...dental education has a positive impact on oral health and practices of dental students irrespective of the gender (Dagli, ... See full document

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Drawing on experience: mature students and practical wisdom in art and design higher education.

Drawing on experience: mature students and practical wisdom in art and design higher education.

... other students as skilful as she imagines? What seems to be an indicator of practical wisdom is Chad’s ability to look at the bigger picture, to be more circumspect (Aquinas, Summa Theological, part 2, question ... See full document

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Learning Objects Innovation in Higher Education: Students’ Perspective

Learning Objects Innovation in Higher Education: Students’ Perspective

... course-site. Students could download the material and use it as a self-study material or the discussion material on the following face-to-face ...the students would be given opportunity to perform ... See full document

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Knowledge, attitudes and practices of environmental education in medical students of the autonomous university of guerrero, Mexico

Knowledge, attitudes and practices of environmental education in medical students of the autonomous university of guerrero, Mexico

... which students obtained 86% that is equivalent to good knowledge according to the scale ...environmental practices in the Autonomous University of Campeche the students obtained a low qualification, ... See full document

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From graduate employability to employment: policy and practice in UK higher education

From graduate employability to employment: policy and practice in UK higher education

... organisations students may end up working in the first 6 months; the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) is able to provide data relating to member companies of the AGR but necessarily this is limited to ... See full document

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Enrolments at UK Higher Education Institutions: Northern Ireland analysis 2017/18

Enrolments at UK Higher Education Institutions: Northern Ireland analysis 2017/18

... through over 700 validation checks in order for a return to be accepted. These checks ensure that the data are accurate in terms of format and logic. There are specific validations checks for NI HEIs which cover ... See full document

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Technology and College Students: What Faculty Members Think About the Use of Technology in Higher Education

Technology and College Students: What Faculty Members Think About the Use of Technology in Higher Education

... of education was the highest users of different instructional technologies (Guidry & BrckaLorenz, 2010; Perez-Stable, Sachs & Vander, ...of education is generally considered to be the pioneer in ... See full document

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Motives for higher education adult and active students’ evasion

Motives for higher education adult and active students’ evasion

... explains that life outside university affects her studies for having to manage her own life living alone and conciliating work with studies and coping with rent expenses are not easy tasks. The last motive concerns to ... See full document

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Students' perceptions of BIM education in the higher education sector : a UK and US perspective

Students' perceptions of BIM education in the higher education sector : a UK and US perspective

... dedicated spaces are needed for interdisciplinary / collaborative group work, using appropriate BIM tools to support learning;.. learning relevant industry software is important for all [r] ... See full document

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College Students’ Cognitive and Affective Attitude toward Higher Education and Their Academic Engagement

College Students’ Cognitive and Affective Attitude toward Higher Education and Their Academic Engagement

... individual to such object is a sufficient condition for the enhancement of his attitude toward it (Zajonc, 1998). The idea on the influence of attitude toward behavior is an old idea since 1918, 1925 when Thomas & ... See full document

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Disclosure practices and policies of UK charities

Disclosure practices and policies of UK charities

... Recommended Practices (SORP) 2000 and its subsequent 2005 revision, a charity’s annual report and financial statements aim to discharge the trustees’ duty of public accountability and stewardship, and depict the ... See full document

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Does price matter? Overseas students In UK higher education

Does price matter? Overseas students In UK higher education

... overseas students‟ decisions to apply for an undergraduate degree at a UK ...for UK higher ...overseas students select a university, this decision is made following two earlier ... See full document

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Conflicting Goals In A Higher Education Environment

Conflicting Goals In A Higher Education Environment

... by students, faculty, and administrators alike were delayed and often at the last ...MBA students with incorrect direction regarding coursework to take and other matters of consequence in completing the MBA ... See full document

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... in Education (IRJE) provides readers with seven articles that explore various themes on education in Indonesia and other ...of Education His study was to investigate the development of reflective ... See full document

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Captive Nations: Measuring Economic Growth on Native American Reservations in California

Captive Nations: Measuring Economic Growth on Native American Reservations in California

... language education and it should be a “welcoming environment, free of racism and violence” (Rutter, 2006, ...thus, education policies and curriculum should be built ...refugee education in the ... See full document

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Utilizing Students’ Personal Technology in Higher Education

Utilizing Students’ Personal Technology in Higher Education

... of education, students play passive roles, having no control over their own learning, just receivers of teachers’ knowledge, and teachers make all the decisions concerning the course, teaching methods, and ... See full document

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