Achievement In In‐service Education
Abstract
Focuses on achievement motivation in part‐time students. Although the research has focused on teachers, it is felt that findings have a general application. Increasingly, employers in all fields are expecting staff to undergo periods of part‐time training. Obviously, it is extremely advantageous to both employer and employee if a high achievement drive is maintained. Special coping strategies are needed. Considers many different issues involved, and highlights ways in which an achievement culture may be fostered.
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Lomas, L. and Mitchell, E. (1993), "Achievement In In‐service Education", Education + Training, Vol. 35 No. 7. https://doi.org/10.1108/00400919310048074
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