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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Graduate Courses"”.
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Pedagogical issues in online nursing graduate courses
… with the increase in the numbers of online courses in nursing. Distance education programs that are delivered totally online have many advantages and some disadvantages. Masters level nursing students are choosing online programs for convenience, flexibility, and quality. The purpose of this …
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The process of marketing strategy design : an illustrative example for post graduate courses
The marketing of academic courses is a topic receiving increasing attention - both in terms of academic interest and out of practical necessity. In this study an extensive marketing evaluation is done of a particular course - the Industrial Administration Programme (IAP) at the University of Cape …
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Comparative Analysis of Distance Learning and Traditional Instructional Delivery Methodologies in Selected Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Graduate Courses
… selected Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University graduate courses in both the distance learning and traditional classroom delivery methods. The population for this study was made up of two segments. The first segment consisted of all students that completed a particular Master of Aeronautical …
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A Qualitative Phenomenological Study Of Faculty Members’ Experiences Developing Strategies For Fostering Student Engagement In Synchronous Online Graduate Courses
… digital distractions in synchronous online graduate-level learning environments. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with five college instructors currently teaching synchronous online graduate-level courses across various disciplines. Data was analyzed via pattern coding to identify …
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Best Practices In Online Pedagogy: A Pearson Correlation Analysis Between Teaching Evaluation Scores And Transactional Distance Scores In Online Graduate Courses
… affected teaching evaluation scores in online graduate courses. The four best practices in online pedagogy are: <em>Course Organization and Presentation, Learning Objectives and Assessments, Instructor-Student Interpersonal Interaction</em>, and the <em>Appropriate Use of Video or …
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Comparative assessment of the effectiveness of online vs paper based post graduate courses in occupational and environmental safety and health at Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia
… studies that assess the effectiveness of online courses, particularly in the occupational and environmental health field and among mature aged students. The main aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of online "Blackboard" units as compared to traditional "paper based" units taught …
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The Relationship Between Post Graduate Study and Teacher Opinions Toward the Teaching of Reading
… reading researchers between teachers with graduate courses in reading beyond a bachelor's degree and those teachers with only a bachelor's degree. The study was limited to thirty-three elementary classroom teachers in the Mountain View-Birch Tree RIII School District. Teachers completed …
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Instructors’ and Students’ Experiences with Online Collaborative Learning in Higher Education
… the collaborative learning process in two online graduate courses over 13 weeks. The collaboration was assessed through instructors’ and students’ perspectives in terms of what factors successfully supported collaboration, what factors had a negative impact on collaboration, and what …
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Recursos da informação e os cursos de mestrado da área biomédica na Universidade Federal Fluminense
The aims of post-graduate courses at Universidade Federal Fluminense are examined, and a survey was done, involving 70 teachers and 112 students of the biomedical area, dealing with aspects related do informtion resources needs and use, There is some problem concerning interaction library-courses, …
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An investigation into the practicality and applicability of the pendandragogic framework: a case study of faculty attitude toward a learner-centered model of teaching and learning at a university in the southern United States
… that those faculty members who were teaching graduate courses and upper-division undergraduate courses had greater favorability and higher intrinsic motivation to adopting a new teaching protocol.
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Childhood feeding practices in African Americans
… look at this theory, surveys were given out to graduate students at Rowan University, specifically parents for them to fill out about their feeding practices of their children. The surveys were given out over a week length to random graduate courses on campus. The results of the data collected …
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Experiences Of Beginning Teachers In A Resident Teacher Program: A Phenomenological Study
… support; ability to bring what's learned in graduate courses into classroom teaching; and confidence to transition into regular classroom teaching. Minor issues of concern to participants are discussed and future recommendations are offered.</p>
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MEASURING AND MANIPULATING MATERIALISM IN THE CONTEXT OF CONSUMERS' ADVERTISING RESPONSES
… total of 172 participants, enrolled in both undergraduate and graduate courses at SIUC, completed a two-part internet survey for extra credit. Results indicated that materialism levels were not increased when exposed to money primes (credit card and money symbols) when compared to the control …
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Improving Students' Attitudes About Statisitcs Ability through Integration of Statistical Software With Statistics Instruction
… may increase student anxiety and fear in undergraduate and graduate courses in statistics. The purpose of this study is to explore computer-based mathematics and content area learning along with student anxiety and attitudes toward statistics learning. The study researches whether the …
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Cohort culture and the student voice in creative and media subjects in UK higher education.
… stems from North American studies based on undergraduate Liberal Arts degrees, or adult post-graduate courses, and may have little relevance to our own HE system. With mounting pressure upon academics, particularly through initiatives to assess teaching quality (UK NSS and TEF), there is clearly …
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Gifted Students: Perceptions and Practices of Regular Class Teachers
… to these issues. Analysis of teacher education courses from 35 universities across Australia showed that there is a distinct lack of teacher education in this area, both in undergraduate and post-graduate courses. This study found that teachers are concerned about a range of class management …
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Mainstream teacher attitudes toward english language learners
… mainstream K-12 teachers currently enrolled in graduate courses at a large, urban, Midwest university regarding four categories of their attitudes toward English language learners: (a) inclusion of ELLs, (b) the second language acquisition process/language and language learning, (c) modification …
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The role of educational technology as an enabler for women's inclusion in the STEM fields: case study: Eduardo Mondlane University
… a particular focus on UEM's engineering undergraduate courses. In this research, a qualitative approach was used to understand whether technology in the engineering graduate course's classroom at UEM can have an enabling and inclusive effect by providing a potential mechanism for women to …
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Home and away: The effects of patriotic education on Chinese international students in Australia through a critique of identity theories and policy myth making
… students (CFIS), who have been studying post-graduate courses in Australian universities, following a lifetime of loyalty and state-based patriotic education in China. The key research question, framed by Bourdieu’s habitus and field concepts, asks: What happens to these students’ identity …
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Impact of Organizational Context Factors on Individuals' Self-Reported Knowledge Sharing Behaviors
… sharing behaviors in students enrolled in graduate courses from a business school, as measure by a self-reported questionnaire. Prior studies on student teams state that team climate and leadership contributes to student knowledge sharing behavioral patterns. These studies emphasize the …
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