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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"educational changes"”.
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Tenets and Concepts of World Culture Theory Reflected in Experienced Primary School Teachers' Understanding of Educational Changes in Taiwan
… debate involves world-institutionalists and educational anthropologists on world culture and mass schooling. Using a qualitative method 'Portraiture' to understand the worldviews and ways of thinking of the participants the researcher attempts to explore how the perceptions, experiences, and …
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The transformational leadership role of the school principal
… have the capacity to implement the new educational changes that the educational system in our country seeks to implement. The study depicts the views/perceptions of Primary and Secondary school principal from Camperdown district; a district which serves predominantly conservatism people. …
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Towards a model for determinants of occupational stress among teachers in KwaZulu-Natal
… a negative relationship between extraversion and educational changes. The relationship between neuroticism and time pressures; neuroticism and administrative problems and neuroticism and pupil misbehaviour is positive. The findings also indicate that neuroticism is the best predictor of stress in …
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New Normal: How School Operation and Learning Changes in a Pandemic
… a year during the study, has brought notable educational changes at every level of education. This research was conducted to explore the extent of educational changes during a pandemic and the deviation between the education plan and its implementation in Northwest Arkansas public school …
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Use of Management Information Systems in Vocational Education: A Case Study
The state of Illinois is experiencing dramatic educational changes which influence the local educator's need for information: vocational education will be delivered through regional programs, a new statewide vocational program evaluation system is being developed, and the State Board of Education …
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Education in Transition: Church and State Relationships in Utah Education, 1888-1933
Utah's current educational systems were largely shaped by a transitional era that occurred during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A time when the region itself moved from territorial to state status, the dominant religion in the area, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day …
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Rhetorics of transformations : a discursive analysis of interviews with teachers
… at two former white Model C schools construct educational changes rhetorically. The discourse analytic approach of Wetherell and Potter (1992) is employed to interpret interview texts in which teachers talk about desegregation, school governance and finance. Specific constructions of 'race ', …
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The implementation of the curriculum assessment policy statements (caps) in the teaching and assessment of writing in selected iSiZulu Further Education and Training (fet) classrooms in the Nkandla circuit
South Africa has undergone several educational changes since 1994. These changes include Curriculum 2005 which was first implemented in 1998, the National Curriculum Statement which was introduced in 2002 and the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements which was first implemented in 2012. This …
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Response to Intervention (RtI) Stakeholder Perceptions in the Schools of Southern Illinois
… how all students are taught. Accepting the changes accompanying educational reforms has been challenging for educators and RtI is no exception. To measure the beliefs and perceptions of stakeholders in Southern Illinois, a survey with a likert-type rating scale was conducted to gauge …
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Continuity between the Primary School and the Junior Cycle of Post-Primary A School-Based Study
… our society over the last three decades, and educational changes seem to have rarely escaped media attention, political agendas and economic reforms. As a result the Irish education system has been faced with many new demands and has undergone a proliferation of changes over the last 30 years. …
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Peer Coaching in the Kingdom of Bahrain: Exploring the Implementation of a Professional Development Programme for Primary Teachers
… enhancing their quality to keep pace with the educational reform plan. International research has demonstrated that teachers’ continuous professional development (PD) is one of the fundamental strategies that improves educational quality. Although the Bahraini Ministry of Education has …
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Rural High School Mathematics Teachers' Response to Mathematics Reform Curriculum Integration and Professional Development
… professional development program. The curriculum changes were the culmination of an alignment between standards, curriculum, assessments and instruction which exemplified the shift to standards-based accountability and high-stakes testing characteristic of post-NCLB systemic reform efforts. I …
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The Experiences of Mid-Career Elementary Teachers
… concerns, and interests dramatically influence educational activity in the province. The experiences of these educators lie within a context of major restructuring of the entire provincial school system and substantive educational change mandated by the government of British Columbia. Using a …
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How do Further Education (FE) teachers see their role changing in the future to exploit digital teaching and learning opportunities in an increasingly digital education environment?
… that policy, reform, social, economic and educational changes present to the FE Sector. Policy suggests that changes in education may be necessary for developing skills that are required to live and work effectively in a globally connected world and for what the UK Government terms a modern …
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A study of education and social changes in Afghanistan
… was planned to find out to what extent formal educational institutions of Afghanistan served as cultural tools for maintaining social control by the ruling authorities and to what extent educational institutions served as elements of change and development.The study was based on the theory …
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Registered Dietitians: Attitudes And Perceptions Regarding Bachelor’s Degree In Nutrition And Dietetics
… into some attitudes of BS, RDs toward both the educational changes that are taking place and those that may be implemented in the near future. </p>
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Managing science teachers’ adoption of the 2005 Tanzanian Inquiry and Student-Centred Curriculum: Revealing schoolbased leaders’ practices and achievements
Many countries have made considerable changes to their education systems in response to the forces of globalisation. Tanzania is no exception. The most recent educational change attempt in Tanzania relates to the introduction of the 2005 Tanzanian Inquiry and Student- Centred Curriculum. Sound …
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Curriculum 2005: challenges facing teachers in historically disadvantaged schools in the Western Cape
… rewards would be in the form of radical policy changes sometimes far removed from the realities of the ordinary citizen. These reforms especially those on the educational level would prove to be flawed with constraints not anticipated by these policy developers as well as the government of the …
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The Impact of Postgraduate Qualifications in Medical Education
… in medical education on graduates’ educational identities, practices and career progression. <br/><br/>The study design is mixed methods using the explanatory model. The first study comprised of an online survey of graduates from the Centre for Medical Education, Dundee between 2008 …
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Learning mathematics through parental support during COVID-19 pandemic: Teaching of Junior primary learners in Namibia
… pandemic has caused unexpected and sudden educational changes for everyone involved, including learners, students, teachers, education officers, policymakers, guardians and parents. Global associations have focused on their reactions in emergencies by using elective methods of instruction. …
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