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The study of botany can be approached from many different viewpoints; from the simple to the complex or from the complex to the simple. In this book we have adopted the view of starting from the simple to the most complex.It is our aim to provide a more general lucid exposit ...
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Contract research is an aspect of applied research conducted by academic personnel for a specific client under the terms of a legal contract.As important as contract research is in the university system, it is not clear how far the universities are involved in this new strategy f ...
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Inflammation is a complex pathophysiological process mediated by a variety of signaling molecules produced by leucocytes, macrophages and mast cells as well as by the activation of complement factors that bring about edema formation as a result of extravasation of fluid and ...
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The dramatic increase in the number of students studying in foreign educational institutions has globally created new challenges in the internationalization of higher education institutions (HEIs) and one such challenge is the management of the affairs of these international stud ...
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This study offers an extensive exploration of becoming a Director of Learning based on reflective analysis of that which is involved when charged with the responsibility of bringing about change and creating a learning environment in a school. The Director's role is explored thro ...
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The environment in which we do our job is constantly changing, so the knowledge and skills we will need to keep up with the developments will change too. Jobs continuously require new knowledge and skills to adept the new developments. To keep fit for the job continues training a ...
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Schools in America employ more K-12 teachers than hospitals and universities combined employ registered nurses, doctors, and professors (US Bureau of Census, 1998, in Ingersoll & Smith, 2003). This points to the critical importance of teachers in American society. Since American ...
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Most institutions offering distance education can identify with the problem of low response rates of online evaluation, but few have systematically investigated the issue. The purpose of this two-phase, sequential mixed method study was to first explore and generate themes about ...
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Rural Teachers in China examines the perceptions of former students on issues regarding the status of teachers and quality of teaching through recalling their school days in rural china. The author argues that the dilemma of teacher shortage and quality of teaching in rural China ...
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This is a study on Arabic instructors' perceptions on some aspects of communicative language teaching. The data were gathered through an attitude scale and some focus group and one-on-one interviews in a major foreign language institute involving 96 Arabic instructors. The surv ...
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