... leaving highereducation studies is ...a higher per capita income have less probability of dropping out, as well as those who have a ...times higher for the students in their first year than ...
... democratic education (Bowles & Gintis, 2011) contradict one another and reveal the anti-dialogical nature of the process of admission to publichigher ...of education have no relationship ...
... the public sector. Since the cost of education at a private uni- versity is higher than that at a public univer- sity, it could be said that private universities provide an educational ...
... Integración en el contexto de la educación superior pública de Nicaragua: El nuevo modelo educativo de la UNAN-Managua Integration in the context of Nicaraguan public higher education: t[r] ...
... in higher educa- tion, these new educational patterns, methodologies and theories have emerged both to provide education with a context in the digital era and with a new type of content and ...
... in highereducation" provides a very interesting overview of theory and practice in online learning and teaching for higher ...in highereducation policy and ...
... Web, highereducation needs to reconsider its role and status in these new ways of creating and disseminating knowledge beyond its traditional boundaries, since the dialogical and distributed nature of the ...
... the public assets theory, where the marginal cost of supplying a good to more people is high, and where the exclusion is possible, it is so called “private assets” supplied by the ...in education as assets ...
... university education to review its role and the function it has fulfilled and ought to fulfil in the network society, where the production, dis- tribution and application of knowledge – ever more virtual – has ...
... us analyse and measure the major forces that shape the future. These megatrends are important to understand since they fundamentally influence returns on investment. If in fact the space in a university is configured at ...
... on. Education is not an ...that education also generates many experiences and affects various dimensions of skill that, in turn, affect central aspects of individuals’ lives both inside and outside the ...
... There are almost three thousand personal computers connected at the local Intranet at UCLV, with a similar speed to the other CESs in the country (100 Mbps). It means an improvement of the services, sustained on the fast ...
... over- education in the scientific-technical-health- care branches and in the social sciences- humanities ...with higher mean grades (outstanding/ho- nors) are seven times more likely to access qualified ...
... free highereducation financed by a graduate tax in ...the higher end, with only a minor decrease in aggregate ...a higher proportion of population gradu- ated from higher ...in ...
... Educación Superior en America Latina: elementos para un enfoque comparativo (Higher Education in Latin America: elements for a comparative approach).. The systems are facing common inte[r] ...
... As for the measure selected for over-edu- cation, it may be calculated in a variety of ways: objectively, statistically and subjecti- vely. All of these measures have their streng- ths and weaknesses. The subjective ...
... Sixth, another serious challenge facing educators is the need to develop both a discourse of critique and possibility. Critical analysis is necessary to break through the fog of ignorance, be able to hold power ...
... in highereducation is by no means only a European ...of highereducation and its cost to the public and the private ...European highereducation will need to demonstrate ...
... in education are not as uniform as they are in other sectors of society (Carnoy, 2004), and despite being equally as powerful, the differ- ence will remain because each reality involves a series of educational ...