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Understanding Biesta's three purposes of education: A framework proposal
Abstract The purpose of ‘doing’ education is often unconsidered or assumed in educational thinking and practice, despite the diversity of understandings. Gert Biesta's perspective that education has a threefold purpose of qualification, socialisation and subjectification is among the most known.
Dalila Pinto Coelho+2 more
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Abstract This study focuses on the adaptation of the Georgia School Personnel Survey (GSPS) to assess perceptions of school climate among Portuguese educational professionals, including teachers and support staff. Data from two samples (n1 = 1965; n2 = 2884) were analysed in the study.
Sofia Abreu Mendes+6 more
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Snakes in Europe Under Climate Change: Is It Getting Too Hot for the Cold‐Blooded?
Modelled projections indicate a widespread decline in ecological suitability for snakes across Europe, with cold‐adapted species demonstrating particular vulnerability to global warming. ABSTRACT Europe's climate will change dramatically. Snakes are particularly vulnerable to such changes due to their ectothermic nature and limited dispersal capacities.
Pablo Deschepper
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ABSTRACT Research on business models for sustainability (BMfS) has primarily focused on the conceptual aspects and sustainability potential of BMfS rather than their actual impact. There is a need to understand whether BMfS have less environmental impact on society than conventional business models and in what context and conditions they can reduce ...
Emma Johnson, Oksana Mont
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Semi-peripheral financialisation: the case of Portugal
J. Rodrigues, Ana C. Santos, Nuno Teles
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Satisfaction with Care Received at the End of Life in Portugal: A Systematic Review. [PDF]
Ferreira A, Pereira A, Pinto S.
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Environmental Violation and Cost of Equity Capital—Evidence From Europe
ABSTRACT We examine the association between environmental violations and the cost of equity capital. We posit that firms that breach environmental compliance introduce firm‐specific risks and, consequently, elevate the costs associated with equity capital.
Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan, Yimei Man
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