Higher Education
Référence :
Vol.50, n°4, novembre 2005
Thème :
Articles variés
Teachers’ beliefs and intentions concerning teaching in higher education, Lin Norton, T. Richardson, James Hartley, Stephen Newstead, Jenny Mayes.
Latin American Universities: From an Original Revolution to an Uncertain Transition, Rodrigo Arocena, Judith Sutz.
ICT for and in Internationalization Processes: A Business School Case Study, Taran Thune, Anne Welle-Strand.
Changing Spatial and Synchronous Structures in the History and Culture of Learning, Andrew Marks.
Variation in Students’ Experiences of the ‘Oxford Tutorial’, Paul Ashwin.
Evaluating Web-supported Learning Versus Lecture-based Teaching: Quantitative and Qualitative Perspectives, Norah Frederickson, Phil Reed, Viv Clifford.
Signs of Erosion: Reflections on Three Decades of Problem-based Learning at Maastricht University, J. Moust, H. Berkel, H. Schmidt.
The Japanese University in Crisis, Ikuo Amano, Gregory Poole.
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