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Biological fieldwork provision in higher education [PDF]
, 2011 Fieldwork is regarded as an important component of many bioscience degree programmes. QAA benchmarks statements refer explicitly to the importance of fieldwork, although give no indication of amounts of field provision expected.
Mauchline, Alice L. +2 more
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Why Not a Single Image? Combining Visualizations to Facilitate Fieldwork and On-Screen Mapping
Remote Sensing, 2019 Visualization products computed from a raster elevation model still form the basis of most archaeological and geomorphological enquiries of lidar data.
Žiga Kokalj, Maja Somrak
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Fieldwork and disability: an overview for an inclusive experience
Geological Magazine, 2020 Fieldwork forms the basis of geoscience studies. However, field activities present limitations for people with mental or physical impairments. This aspect can preclude participation in field trips by certain groups of students or limit their experience ...
D. Chiarella, Grazia Vurro
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Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2020 Third year geoscience students were introduced to digital tools for fieldwork, Fieldmove on iPads, in a capstone field mapping course at Oslo University, Norway.
A. Lundmark +2 more
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Making geoscience fieldwork inclusive and accessible for students with disabilities
Geosphere, 2019 Fieldwork is a fundamental characteristic of geoscience. However, the requirement to participate in fieldwork can present significant barriers to students with disabilities engaging with geoscience as an academic discipline and subsequently progressing ...
A. Stokes +3 more
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Promoting Environments that Measure Outcomes: Partnerships for Change [PDF]
, 2017 This paper describes the development of the PrEMO© (Promoting Environments that Measure Outcomes) program. PrEMO© is an innovative model promoting evidence-based practice (EBP) while developing capacity and quality of Level II fieldwork placements.
Burke, Janice P. +5 more
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Ethics Abroad: Fieldwork in Fragile and Violent Contexts
PS, 2018 The diversity of political spaces, availability of cheap labor, ease of access to powerful figures, and safety net of a foreign passport attract researchers to the developing world.
Kate Cronin-Furman, Milli Lake
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Beyond the Field: Ethics after Fieldwork in Politically Dynamic Contexts
Perspectives on Politics, 2019 As researchers, when do our ethical obligations end? How should our ethical obligations respond to dynamic and unstable political contexts? Political scientists frequently work in dynamic political situations that can pose new ethical questions beyond ...
Eleanor Knott
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Getting more from getting out : increasing achievement in literacy and science through ecological fieldwork [PDF]
, 2014 This paper demonstrates the positive impact of learning through ecological fieldwork upon children's ability to write, and to write about science. Specifically we have carried out a relatively large-scale study (involving 379 children aged 9–11 years ...
Boyd, Margaret, Scott, Graham
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PLoS ONE, 2019 Antarctica is often associated with images of masculine figures battling against the blizzard. The pervasiveness of heroic white masculine leadership and exploration in Antarctica and, more broadly, in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and ...
M. Nash +5 more
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