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Education for rural practice in rural practice

Education for Primary Care, 2016
Despite the substantial differences between developing and developed countries, access is the major rural health issue. Studies in many countries have shown that the three factors most strongly associated with entering rural practice are: (1) a rural upbringing; (2) positive clinical and educational experiences in rural settings as part of ...
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Teachers as Rural Educators

Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 2015
In the article, education is seen as a hierarchical cultural encounter between urban and rural values and ways of life. Good teachers do not only deliver curriculum, they also consider the needs and values of their students, as well as those of the local community. The article discusses how teachers’ competence, knowledge and attitudes can affect their
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The "Quilt" of Rural Education: Sewing Seams in Rural Special Education

2012
In rural and isolated communities, Learning Assistance / Resource Teachers (LARTs) are the front-line advocates for students with exceptionalities and their families. Thus, it is imperative that LARTs are provided with the necessary training and access to resources needed to meet the needs of the various students on their case files.
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