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Rx for Higher Education: The Doctor of Arts Degree
Journal of Higher Education, 1970Higher education is in serious trouble. Public anger against it is basically due to the consequences of a wide gulf between what the public thinks it is paying for and what faculty members think they are paid to do. People pay taxes and tuition to provide undergraduate education for their sons and daughters; the academic profession assumes that it is ...
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Peabody Journal of Education, 2009
Educational research and professional practice, though assuredly capable of providing reciprocal benefits one to the other, have, nevertheless, evolved into decidedly different activities. Increasingly, each has a separate and defensible technical basis. Doctoral programs in education should honor and reflect, not conflate, the differences.
James W Guthrie
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Educational research and professional practice, though assuredly capable of providing reciprocal benefits one to the other, have, nevertheless, evolved into decidedly different activities. Increasingly, each has a separate and defensible technical basis. Doctoral programs in education should honor and reflect, not conflate, the differences.
James W Guthrie
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Eliminating the Doctor of Education Degree: It's the Right Thing to Do
Educational Forum, 1998(1998). Eliminating the Doctor of Education Degree: It's the Right Thing to Do. The Educational Forum: Vol. 62, No. 3, pp. 243-248.
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Needed: A Doctor's Degree for General Education
Journal of Higher Education, 1939B Lamar Johnson
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THE DOCTOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE: A HARVEST OF RAPESEED AND RAGWEED
Higher Education in Europe, 1988exaly +2 more sources
Nurses with Doctoral Degrees: Education and Employment Characteristics
Research in Nursing & Health, 1983AbstractSelected education and employment characteristics of nurses with doctorates were examined. Data were obtained in late 1979 and 1980 about three time periods in the 1,964 respondents' careers: (a) doctoral study, (b) first position, and (c) current position if different from first position.
P F, Brimmer +5 more
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The Doctoral Degree in Counselor Education and Supervision
Journal of Counseling & Development, 1995The doctoral degree in Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) is a terminal or final degree in the field of counseling. This article, provides an abbreviated look at the development of the CES doctoral degree, reviews the development of accreditation standards, reports on current status of the doctoral degree, and comments on the possible future of ...
John D. West +3 more
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Education for research in France through engineering Doctor degree
European Journal of Engineering Education, 1985exaly +2 more sources
Doctoral Degree Preferences for Nurse Educators
Nurse Educator, 2019Background Current doctoral degree options may not meet needs of nurses desiring educator roles in academic or health care settings. Purpose The purpose of the study was to assess preferences for existing terminal degree options for nurse educators and determine the need for a new ...
Tara Spalla, King +6 more
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