Primary and Secondary, Higher Education
Lexical Errors in Writing at the End of Primary and Secondary Education: Description and Pedagogical Implications
... time and proficiency is a perception that is not always sustained by empirical ...complex and sophisticated production of more proficient learners (Ruiz de Zarobe 2005b, Lasagabaster and Doiz 2003, ...
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International perspectives on retention and persistence
... Retention and persistence research outside the ...institutions and students, and the ability to attract high quality ...in primary and secondary education result in a ...
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TítuloMeasuring physical self concept of schoolchildren aged 10 to 16 on physical education lessons
... from Primary Education show higher punctuations in all dimensions of the physical self-concept than the Secondary Education students, regarding boys and girls, and also ...
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What kind of competence teachers need in the year 2020?
... teacher education due to the changes in the ...elementary and secondary school teacher education were transferred to universities through the Teacher Education ...teacher ...
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Online learning and teaching in higher education
... processes and political, teaching and administrative ...in Higher Education to provide mass HE, fast technological changes, IT skills of students and academic staff, change in students’ ...
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Multiliteracy and Social Networks in Higher Education
... reading/understanding and writing/production of multimodal texts adapted to the complexity of the disciplinary and professional discourses of their degrees, as well as critical approaches to information in ...
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Planning, Designing and Managing Higher Education Institutions
... recording and post-production to presenta- tion and ...AV and IT is a new set of control and systems-management ...institution and a significantly improved ability to manage audiovisual ...
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A Comparison of Students’ Educational Achievement across Programmes and School Types with and without CLIL Provision
... problems and may be the cause of their being suspended and repeating ...income and socioeconomic status, parents’ education levels and ...families and marginalized minorities are ...
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Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area
... The proposals will remain no more than proposals, however, if they are not accompanied by an effective implementation strategy. If approved by the Ministers in Bergen, immediate steps will be taken to begin to introduce ...
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Socioeconomic Status and its Impact on Language and Content Attainment in CLIL Contexts
... Compulsory Secondary Education, the previous trend is ...SES and verbal intelligence of non-CLIL ...in Primary Education, especially among CLIL students (standard devi- ations are ...
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Gamificacion in education and active methodologies at Higher education
... learning, and peer-assisted learning ...activities, and in-class activities may include a wide range of approaches, such as role-play, debates, quizzes, and group presentations, amongst many others ...
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Gender Equality Action Plan in EFL: Secondary Education and Upper Secondary Level
... of education is the proper attitude of the ...behavior and discipline, it is fundamental to ensure that educators have an adequate academic training concerning the implementation of gender ...sexism ...
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Determinantes económicos y sociales de la mortalidad en América Latina
... progress and improved working tools have helped man eliminate the risk of famine and epidemics in many ...goods and services ...salaries and the implementation of more egalitarian social ...
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COMPLEMENTARITIES BETWEEN EXPORTS AND HUMAN CAPITAL IN ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM THE SEMI-INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES
... orientation and human capital investment have both received widespread attention in the literature on economic ...that higher exports can lead to greater capacity utilization, economies of scale, adoption ...
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Demand for Child Care and Female Employment in Colombia
... From the ECV 2003 we chose families in which the youngest member was less than 5 years old, which account for 30% of Colombian families (3,373,761 families). Over 78.4% of the households with children have only one ...
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Factors that influence women’s economic participation in MexicoFactores que influyen en la participación económica de las mujeres en México
... married and widowed women. Anderson and Di- mon (1998) provide a detailed analysis of the economic behavior of mar- ried women, demonstrating that the earnings of the husband or other members whom ...
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Corpus linguistics and its aplications in higher education
... at secondary schools in Germany reveal that “many of the problems teachers have could be solved, at least, partially, if they were introduced to some of the basic corpus resources and received more support ...
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Drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schoolspdf, 13.28Mb
... Brazilian education census shows that the proportion of schools with a disability-accessible toilet has increased rapidly over the past decade, from 7% in 2005 to 36% in 2016 (Figure ...children and shows ...
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Promoting English vocabulary research in primary and secondary education: test review and test selection criteria
... how and to whom the test is to be ...in primary education and from 12 to 16 in compulsory ...psychological, and social ...eleven—, and formal thinking —from eleven ...theory, ...
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Primary and Secondary Effects of Social Origin in the Transition to Post-Compulsory Education in Spain
... post-compulsory education. The Sur- vey on Occupational Prestige and Social Structure (EPOES) carried out by the CIS in 2013 offers information on academic achievement and social origin, but does not ...
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