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Psychology in Higher Education
2021 2nd International Conference on Computers, Information Processing and Advanced Education, 2021In recent years, with the vigorous development of China's economy, society and culture, ideological and political education and mental health education in colleges and universities are facing new challenges. Simple ideological and political education is no longer suitable for the development of young people. In the reality of education, due to the lack
RuiFeng Liu, Min Wu
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The Higher Education of Gaming
E-Learning and Digital Media, 2008New models of schooling are necessary as educational institutions attempt to transition into the digital age. This article is an ethnography of Apolyton University, an informal online university of gamers created to enhance pleasure from the game experience, teach the game, and improve upon the game's standard rule set.
Kurt Squire, Levi Giovanetto
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Communications of the ACM, 2006
With software playing an undeniably critical role in our lives, one would expect that the best engineering techniques, such as rigorous specification and systematic inspections, would be applied routinely in its development. But in our experience, the opposite is often the case.
John C. Knight, Nancy G. Leveson
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With software playing an undeniably critical role in our lives, one would expect that the best engineering techniques, such as rigorous specification and systematic inspections, would be applied routinely in its development. But in our experience, the opposite is often the case.
John C. Knight, Nancy G. Leveson
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Science, 2022
Universities are one of the oldest human institutions, enduring with essentially the same blueprint for a thousand years. Before the current COVID-19 pandemic, there was much talk about the promise of massive open online courses, distance learning, and other innovations to scale and expand the reach of universities, but with only limited success. Given
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Universities are one of the oldest human institutions, enduring with essentially the same blueprint for a thousand years. Before the current COVID-19 pandemic, there was much talk about the promise of massive open online courses, distance learning, and other innovations to scale and expand the reach of universities, but with only limited success. Given
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Digital Signal Processing, 1991
When I left Europe several years ago and came to the United States to pursue a graduate degree, many of my friends and colleagues wondered why. European universities really were not inferior to American institutions, so why not stay there? Some thought that I had caught “gold fever,” that I was driven West with treasures on my mind, and that I would ...
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When I left Europe several years ago and came to the United States to pursue a graduate degree, many of my friends and colleagues wondered why. European universities really were not inferior to American institutions, so why not stay there? Some thought that I had caught “gold fever,” that I was driven West with treasures on my mind, and that I would ...
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International Journal of Nursing Studies, 1983
Gladys Carter, an eminent Canadian nurse holding a "Boots" fellowship at the University of Edinburgh, in 1954 set out lucidly the ways in which the nursing profession would benefit from an increase of university graduates among its members. Since then the University of Edinburgh has been playing a prominent part in conducting courses at undergraduate ...
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Gladys Carter, an eminent Canadian nurse holding a "Boots" fellowship at the University of Edinburgh, in 1954 set out lucidly the ways in which the nursing profession would benefit from an increase of university graduates among its members. Since then the University of Edinburgh has been playing a prominent part in conducting courses at undergraduate ...
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Internationalization of Higher Education
2010The internationalization of higher education has expanded over the last decades. Numbers of students, teaching staff, and researchers that cross borders are increasing and institutional activities and strategies for internationalization have become more elaborate.
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Economics For a Higher Education
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004The author addresses what is versus what should be taught in economics at the tertiary level and the way economics is taught versus how it should be taught. He argues that we need to assist students in recognizing the shortcomings of simplistic analyses of old before students rightly dismiss them as irrelevant and then wrongly dismiss all of economics ...
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