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7 Dec 2011: The use of information and other new technologies in the educational context, along with the deconstruction of the curriculum and the increasingly multi-institutional and consumer driven nature of many programmes ... If we look at socio-economic status

7 Dec 2011: For the developed countries the motives are perhaps more complex. Economic factors are normally of major importance and in particular the cost of employing teachers. ... with course production, the use of media and in particular new technologies, the

7 Dec 2011: One change we experience in these relations is the rising influence of economic factors, increasing competition and a valuing of knowledge as a commodity to be protected, marketed and sold. ... 10 Eisner. E. (1993) "Reshaping Assessment in Education:

7 Dec 2011: economic, military and ideological dominance of a restricted range of socio-economic models. ... To convince school and curriculum managers that mathematics is a subject that can materially benefit from investment in I.C.T.

7 Dec 2011: Jan Mahyuddin, Alison Littler and Mary Rice: Internationalising university curriculum: responding to 'difference' in designing open and online learning environments 119. ... However, while the non-completion of students has increased over recent years,

11 Sep 2009: In primary schools in England plans are being made now for ICT to be an essential element in the curriculum, and enquiry will rightly be at the core of that activity ... able to use ICT for meaningful ends….reducing marginalization, poverty and

7 Dec 2011: We were keen to explore, within an outcomes-based curriculum, how action research might lead to enhanced practice through encouraging practitioner enquiry and collective reflection. ... and Whitmore, L. (1996) Critical collaborative action research as a

7 Dec 2011: continuing vocational education 4. By developing capacity , reach them to the doorsteps of economic empowerment. ... Economic status of women. g. Political status of women h. Social status of women i.

7 Dec 2011: CONCLUSION. Distance education has an assured future. It thrives because of its unrivalled capacity for flexible access suited to a wide variety of social and economic contexts. ... Cambridge. Leach, J. (2002) The curriculum knowledge of teachers: a

7 Dec 2011: with different age groups of students, socio-economic and cultural environments, teaching approaches and philosophies, types of organization and management, and varied communities provision of a learning environment that ensured the ... There are