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13 Sep 2022: Instead, participants seemed to point to the social-economic background as another factor that contributes to these huge awarding gaps. ... 7. “(.) My instinct would be that issues of decolonisation are relevant, but not among the most significant

15 Aug 2017:  geodemographic data – the socio-economic characteristics of an applicant’s local area (using OAC201119), and rates of progression to higher education in an applicant’s local area (using POLAR320). ... Since. 2011, annual reports setting out

13 Jul 2018: income or socio-economic status. We have found that the proportion of POLAR4 quintile 5. ... record. Since 2011, annual reports setting out applications, offers and acceptances by school type, gender, ethnicity, socio-economic background and disability

16 Aug 2023: status, national or ethnic origins, nationality, perceived economic worth, race, sexual. ... you, rather than just learning a syllabus to pass an exam.

16 Aug 2023: sexual orientation, gender reassignment or perceived economic worth. • Abide by rules and policies, follow procedures and guidelines which apply. ... you, rather than just learning a syllabus to pass an exam.

24 Feb 2021: Provide multiple means of action and expression: Use the syllabus to communicate regular. ... of disability, gender, ethnicity, socio-economic background or sexuality. Inclusive methods, while.

2 Jan 2020: 1 . Race equality charter application form . Name of institution: University of Cambridge . Level of award application: Bronze . Main contact for the application and contact details: Dr Joanna Jasiewicz Email address: joanna

4 Sep 2007: on the roots of successful inventions (e.g., Jewkes, 1958) and developed a theoretical infrastructure drawing on a range of disciplines, notably economics, sociology of knowledge, anthropology and management studies.

4 Sep 2007: 1 Revised 4 September 2007 . The Twelfth Cambridge Conference on Open and Distance Learning . Return to index . Conference Papers by authors M – R . Brent Muirhead  Interactivity challenges facing online educators .

15 Aug 2014: Breadth and flexibility of choice. 4. 5.2 AS gives students the opportunity to try a contrasting or unfamiliar subject – such as a language, science or economics – with the ability to ... 8.2 The HMC have expressed an interest in continuing to offer