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It works, but is it action learning?
Muriel RobinsonAction learning offers significant opportunities for increasing student involvement and autonomy in the learning process, but it is not always possible to free up conventional…
The concept of common sense in workplace learning and experience
Rod GerberAnecdotal evidence abounds of people in workplaces who use common sense in their work practices. Until now, the idea of common sense being a key concept in workplace learning and…
The growing importance of research at academic colleges of education in Israel
Eva Katz, Marianne ColemanSince 1979 colleges of education in Israel have been re‐conceptualized as academic institutions. The reform includes professional advancement of teacher educators through the…
Perceptions of competence in public relations students’ writing
Ralph TenchCompetence in written communication has been described as a fundamental underpinning of contemporary undergraduate education by both educational advisors and agencies. This…
An evaluation of a distributed learning system
Peter M. Lawther, Derek H.T. WalkerPresents an evaluation of a pioneering attempt to deliver a distributed learning Web‐enabled system developed and piloted at RMIT University. Data were gathered from: a survey of…
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