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Jackman Patricia C. Sanderson Rebecca Haughey Tandy J. Brett Caroline E. White Naomi Zile Amy Tyrrell Katie Byrom Nicola C. 《Higher Education》2022,84(4):705-722
Higher Education - Doctoral researchers and early career researchers (ECRs) are crucial to producing scientific advancements and represent the future of academic leadership. Their research... 相似文献
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Martin Gillie Ranim Dahli Fiona C Saunders Andrew Gibson 《European Journal of Engineering Education》2017,42(6):1496-1511
The ability to develop and distribute digital teaching resources in higher education has developed rapidly over the last decade but research into how students use such resources has received limited attention. This study uses questionnaire results, Internet analytic data and semi-structured interviews to examine the use of three types of rich-media teaching resources – lecture podcasts, key-concept videos and tutorial solution videos – by engineering undergraduates. It is found that students value all three types of resource, especially for revision and as a supplement to lectures. Students find short, focused resources more useful than longer ones. Non-native English speakers and those with disabilities derive particular benefits from the resources. The effect of rich-media resources on lecture attendance is found to be small, and two-way. 相似文献
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Gillie Byrom 《Literacy》1998,32(2):3-7
Audiobooks are a very popular reading medium for adults. Their use with children as a means of supporting reading has not yet really been investigated to any great extent. Gillie Byrom here describes her study into the use of audiobooks with struggling readers and suggests there is certainly a great deal of potential in these alternative texts. 相似文献
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When school front offices are mentioned in research on schools and their relations with the community, it is often to describe how parents/carers and the public are treated officiously and/or inappropriately. In professional development materials, schools are urged to improve communication, and occasionally directed to consider the practices of the front office staff. Yet when schools send out information to parents/carers, the school office is usually the place to which all queries are directed. However, there is almost no detailed research that looks at what actually happens in this place. In this paper we draw on a small‐scale commissioned research project which began to fill this gap. In seeking to reread our data and push further on analysis, we have come to realize that those who work in school front offices are women whose physical and emotional labour is not only rendered largely invisible in a wide range of literatures relating to home–school relations but is also inadequately recognized through recruitment practices, professional development and remuneration. We suggest that there needs to be further research into the high energy, multitasking, nurturing work that goes on in school front offices. 相似文献
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