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Computer based learning and changing legal pedagogic orders of discourse in UK higher education : a comparative critical discourse analysis of the TLTP materials for law
Wickens, Paul David
. - 2000
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Fitness for purpose in the assessment of learning: students as stakeholders
Mcdowell, Liz
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Sambell, Kay
. - : Routledge, 1999
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CA-EAP: A Multi-Task Software Package for the teaching of Academic Writing
Mills, Jon
. - : Elm Bank Publications, 1999
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The Construction of the Hidden Curriculum: messages and meanings in the assessment of student learning
Sambell, Kay
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McDowell, Liz
. - : Routledge, 1998
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Assessment and the Expanded Text: students' perceptions of the changing English curriculum
Sambell, K
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Johnson, R
. - 1998
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Changing attitudes to university mathematics through problem solving
Yusof , Yudariah bt. Mohammad
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Tall, David
. - : Springer Netherlands, 1998
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A corpus-based investigation of the lexis of the postgraduate engineering textbooks with reference to the needs of Southeast Asian students
Liu, Jiawei
. - 1998
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The development of university-level distance education in the context of Hong Kong's transition from a British colony to a special administrative region of China
Leung, Wing-chung
. - 1998
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China resumed sovereignty over Hong Kong on I July, 1997. After being a British colony for more than 150 years, Hong Kong became a Special Administrative Region of China following the "one country, two systems" policy. This dissertation is concerned with the examination of the market changes in Hong Kong's university distance education in the transition period. Information about respondents' demographics, evaluation and intention to pursue further study through distance education programmes was collected by sending questionnaires to two types of subject: current students using distance education programmes and potential adult students in Hong Kong. A total of five groups were identified as representing the first type of subject: students of the Henley Management College/Brunel University (UK) - MBA programme, the Curtin University of Technology - Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Accounting programme (Australia), and the Open University of Hong Kong - Bachelor of Business Administration and MBA programmes. The second type of subject comprised Hong Kong adults who were interested in studying via distance education programmes. One group of subjects were visitors to the Hong Kong Education Expo 1996, and they were classified as potential students who wished to study in distance education programmes in Hong Kong. All the data were processed using the Statistical Package for Social Science software programme. The research questions were tackled by the resultant data and analysis. The important findings obtained from the subjects are: a) The need for higher-degree-level programmes is very great among Hong Kong's distance learners. The decision to undertake further study to distance Master degree level after completing a distance Bachelor degree aptly demonstrates this situation. Consideration should, therefore, be given to developing distance Master degree programmes for students currently studying distance Bachelor degree programmes, and distance Doctorate degree programmes for students currently studying distance Master degree programmes. The majority of distance students, particularly at the higher-degree-level, tend to be in the higher-income bracket. b) Hong Kong adults who are interested in distance education programmes come from different occupation segments. Their choice of further study varies according to their needs and occupations. Consideration should be given to repositioning the current distance education programmes, particularly at Bachelor's degree or Diploma level. In addition, a segment comprising housewives has been identified as potential students for Bachelor's degree programmes by this study. In the further discussion about Hong Kong during the transition period, Fägerlind and Saha's Dialectical Model is used to examine the development of Hong Kong's higher education system with three important dimensions: political, economic and social forces. Finally, this analysis provides three possible alternatives of development for the integration of Hong Kong's and China's higher education systems in the post-transition period: "One Country, One System", "One Country, Two Systems", and "One Country, Many Systems".
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http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/3983/1/WRAP_THESIS_Leung_1998.pdf
http://webcat.warwick.ac.uk/record=b1659662~S15
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Computer-mediated communication as a learning resource
McAteer, E.
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Duffy, C.
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Corbett, J.
. - : Blackwell Publishing, 1997
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Literary Studies: A Computer Assisted Teaching Methodology
Mills, Jon
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Chandramohan, Balasubramanyam
. - : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996
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The occurrence of 'occurance' and 'alot' of other things 'aswell': patterns of errors in undergraduate English
Wray, Alison
. - : British Association for Applied Linguistics in association with Multilingual Matters, 1996
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Thinking mathematically : a framework for developing positive attitudes amongst undergraduates
Mohammad Yusof, Yudariah Bt.
. - 1995
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The effects of the process approach on writing apprehension and writing quality among ESL students at university level in Malaysia
Stapa, Siti Hamin
. - 1994
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Error-based interlinguistic comparisons as a learner-centred technique of teaching English grammar to Arab students
Mohammed, AMM
. - 1991
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Is there a Teacher in this Class? English Language and the STELLA project at Glasgow University
Kay, C.J.
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Smith, J.J.
. - 1990
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English and Englishness: a cultural history of English studies in British higher education, 1880-1980
Doyle, Brian Anthony
. - 1986
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The issues involved in designing ESP courses for Kuwait Business Institute students : with special reference to computer science students
Al-Attili, Ismat Asa'd
. - 1986
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