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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"r Higher education"”.
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An exploration of micro-teaching skills with digital technology (cell phone) in B.Ed. programmes at a Western Cape university
… drawn from the B.Ed. students in the Faculty of Education at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). Two hundred and sixteen (216) participants were involved xvi in the quantitative data collection phase, while the qualitative data collection phase consisted of twelve (12) participants for the …
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A Determination of the Essential Outcomes for Higher Education Supply Chain Management Program Success
… and changes. These factors create challenges for higher education business schools with keeping current and driving research to advance the discipline. This study surveyed SCM corporate executives to determine if there is agreement on the core concepts that should be included in SCM curriculum, …
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LIKE THIS AND LIKE THAT: BLACK MIDDLE-CLASS COLLEGIANS IN WHITE SPACES
Structural inequality allows the stratification of access and success for college students from racialized and minoritized backgrounds. College success patterns for Black college students at historically white institutions tend to be lower than those of white students (Improving College Access and …
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A "Quiet Activist" During The Second-Wave Feminist Movement: Katharine Rea A Historical Case Study
… as Dean of Women and later faculty member in the higher education and student personnel program at the University of Mississippi. As the Dean of Women in the 1960s Rea was responsible for the well-being and quality of the educational experience of the women students at UM. Rea pursued leadership …
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Latina/o/x community college student engagement: a quantitative study of goal to transfer
… to indicated a goal to transfer and to have a higher overall GPA, non-first-generation students were more engaged in their community colleges. Further, factors of engagement were predictive of an intent not to transfer to a four-year institution.
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The impact of moral judgment and moral disengagement on hazing attitudes and bystander behavior in college males
Over half of students involved in collegiate clubs and organizations report that they have participated in hazing activities (Allan & Madden, 2008). Prior research has shown a link between moral development and the perpetration of various anti-social behaviors, including sexual assault (Carroll, …