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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Studying overseas"”.
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The Impact of Overseas Study Experiences on Chinese Students’ Attitudes Toward the United States
<p>The extent to which overseas study experiences increase Chinese students’ positive attitude toward the United States has triggered debates because of Chinese government’ overwhelming influence on Chinese students studying overseas, the instability of U.S.-China relations and the especially …
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Exploring Korean Early Study Abroad Students' Perceptions on Their Experiences During Their Adaptation Period in the United States
… school age and younger) leaving Korea for overseas study to rise steadily in recent years. This phenomenon of young Korean students studying overseas is termed jogi yuhak, which can be directly translated as Early Study Abroad (ESA). The phenomenon of ESA has stirred both interests and …
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Defining preparation and preparedness for nursing study abroad trips.
… two groups of nursing students received before studying abroad. Data is presented from interviews conducted with study abroad coordinators, interviews with students, blogs, diaries and institutional documentation. Findings are categorised according to a description of the preparation programme …
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Developing a Model for the Organization, Administration, and Programs for Community Colleges in Malaysia
… <p>The large number of Malaysian students studying overseas indicates that there is a paucity of extant institutions of higher learning in Malaysia to cater to the increasing number of secondary school graduates. It was therefore the purpose of this study to develop a model for the …
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Student engagement and perceptions of quality learning in Higher Education in Angola and in other international contexts (Cuba, Portugal, and the United Kingdom): a convergent parallel MMR approach
… sometimes established through assumptions that studying in settings of the Global South is less positive than studying in contexts of the Global North. Students are also recurrently blamed for their failure and strive to survive within “fragile” or very demanding education systems. Standing as …
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Internationalisation as mutual adjustment in the learning and teaching experiences of international students and academic staff: a case study in a Malaysian Technical University Setting
… been identified in previous research on students studying overseas, the nature and characteristics of the learning and teaching environment at MTU also resulted in some novel findings—for example, the effect of English as the language of instruction on international students, academic staff and …