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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Education, Higher -- Malta"”.
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The effect of physical activity on anxiety : the experience of Maltese university students
… reading a full-time course at the University of Malta and who participate in physical activity. Insights to students’ experiences led to the development of 14 categories, while three main themes were identified. Students who participated in the study were found to carry out different types of …
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Private tuition in the academic areas at post-secondary level
The aim of this study was to investigate the nature and the degree of incidence of private tuition among state and private church post secondary schools during their first year of the course during the 1995-96 scholastic year. Inorder to accomplish this data was collected through a questionnaire …
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Barriers to physical exercise and a healthy diet for students of the University of Malta
… on the barriers of students of the University of Malta towards healthy eating and exercise. The main research question was which internal and external barriers hinder university students in Malta from living a healthy lifestyle with regards to diet and exercise. The study was aimed at finding …
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The influence of teacher salary, attrition patterns and relationship building in primary schools on the perspectives of University students in Malta
… Learning (MTL) programme at the University of Malta. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with six participants and analysed thematically and framed within Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory. While participants consistently expressed deep intrinsic …
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The challenges of female mature students studying at undergraduate level at the University of Malta
… at undergraduate level face at the University of Malta. This research sought to study their relationship with University staff and students, as well as with their relatives. A qualitative approach was adopted for this dissertation and the participants were interviewed. Six semi-structured …