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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
601

A Study of the Contributions of Mary Lizzie McCord to Drama Education at Southern Methodist University

Spalding, Sharon Brown 08 1900 (has links)
Although in 1915 there was no drama education in Methodist colleges and universities in Texas, today all Methodist schools of higher education in Texas have at least course offerings in drama. Southern Methodist University was one of the first Methodist schools to offer such courses which began with the hiring of Mary McCord to teach public speaking in September, 1915. The problem of this study is to explain the contributions of Mary McCord to the development of drama education at Southern Methodist University. It is recommended that the development of the department after Miss McCord retired be examined, that the students taught by Miss McCord who chose theatre as their life's work be interviewed about the effect of her training on their careers, and that a thorough study of the McCord Theatre Collection be undertaken.
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[en] MEDIATION OF MASSIVE ONLINE OPEN COURSES (MOOC) AND THEIR EFFECTS ON STUDENT PARTICIPATION AND PERFORMANCE / [pt] MEDIAÇÃO DE CURSOS ONLINE ABERTOS E MASSIVOS (MOOC) E SEUS EFEITOS NA PARTICIPAÇÃO E DESEMPENHO DOS ESTUDANTES

LUIS FELIPE SAO THIAGO DE CARVALHO 29 January 2019 (has links)
[pt] Conduzimos uma pesquisa de campo a partir de um curso online aberto e massivo (MOOC), realizado no último trimestre de 2017, utilizando o ambiente virtual de aprendizagem da PUC-Rio. A partir da experiência com este curso, estudamos a dinâmica de participação dos alunos nas atividades pedagógicas e os efeitos no desempenho, baseados em exames de avaliação. Também estudamos a interação entre os participantes do curso a partir dos fóruns de discussão com o apoio de um mediador. Um grupo de controle sem a participação do mediador foi criado, para viabilizar um estudo comparativo de resultados. Além disso, ampliamos o estudo para avaliar também possíveis efeitos do mediador no comportamento dos alunos nas atividades didáticas do curso. Ao final traçamos um perfil dos alunos do curso e realizamos comparações com cursos MOOC realizados por outras instituições de ensino. / [en] We conducted a field study from a massive open online course (MOOC), held in the last quarter of 2017, using PUC-Rio s virtual learning platform. From the experience with this course, we studied the dynamics of students participation on the course activities and the effects on performance in the evaluation. We also studied the interaction between course participants on discussion forums with the support of a mediator. A control group without the participation of the mediator was created, to make feasible a comparative study of results. In addition, we extended the study to evaluate possible mediator effects on student behavior in other course activities. At the end we draw a profile of the students of the course and compared with MOOC courses conducted by other educational institutions.
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A formação em administração e o éthos da modernidade / Business Administration Education and the ethos of Modernity

Tordino, Cláudio Antônio 08 November 2004 (has links)
A formação em Administração vem sendo questionada por quase todos aqueles envolvidos com o campo, alimentando debates que apontam diferentes causas e múltiplas alternativas para a reformulação do processo, nos níveis de graduação, pós-graduação e extensão. Este texto busca assentar bases à formação em Administração, no nível de curso de graduação que se almeje competente e conseqüente, explorando, em perspectiva histórico-crítica o éthos da modernidade, cujo poderoso legado, vigente e ultrapassado, está, como uma peia, a prender os passos em direção à ousadia e à novidade. Valendo-se de abordagem interdisciplinar, a discussão toma como ponto focal os papéis da Administração e do administrador, procurando engendrar quadro de referências à construção de matriz epistêmica, ao mesmo tempo em que busca identificar um perfil universalista para o administrador, como uma possível identidade nacional, tomando contribuições provindas da Filosofia, História, Economia, Sociologia, Política, Educação e Administração. O trabalho conclui-se com a discussão da profissão de administrador e contempla nossas idiossincrasias, procurando indicar, dentro das perspectivas que se afiguram plausíveis à Administração, as alternativas de papéis disponíveis ao administrador, os quais podem vir a orientar projetos específicos para proporcionar formação na área. / Education in Business Administration has been subject to criticism by most professionals involved in the field. This has been nurturing debates that point out different reasons and multiple alternatives for remodeling the process at the undergraduate, graduate and extension levels. This text aims at setting bases for building a pedagogical project for undergraduate Business Administration courses that aims at the development of competencies and consciousness by exploiting, from a critical historic perspective, the ethos of modernity whose current and previous powerful legacy is like a harness, restricting the steps towards more daring and novel views. By means of an interdisciplinary approach, the present discussion has as its focal point the roles of Administration and the administrator. It looks for engendering reference tables and the building of epistemic roots. At the same time, it looks for identifying a universalistic profile of the administrator as a possible national identity, taking into account the contributions emanated from Philosophy, History, Economy, Sociology, Political Science, Education, and Business Administration. This thesis is partially concluded with a discussion about the job of an administrator contemplating the idiosyncrasies and seeking to indicate, within perspectives that are plausible to Administration, the range of possible roles available to the administrator, which can guide specific pedagogical projects to offer education in the area.
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Radiography Faculty Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Asynchronous Online Courses

Cherry, Shirley J 01 May 2015 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to assess radiography faculty perceptions of the effectiveness of asynchronous online courses. Learning effectiveness in a web-based virtual learning environment (VLE) was the conceptual framework for this project (Piccoli, Ahmad, & Ives, 2001). For the purposes of this study, learning effectiveness was defined as the quality of learning being comparable between online and traditional courses (Moore, 2011). Ten research questions were used to guide this study, and statistical tests were conducted to evaluate 17 null hypotheses. The statistical tests included use of one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), Pearson correlations, and single-sample t-tests. Ten of the 17 null hypotheses were rejected. Research findings indicate that the effectiveness of online courses is not significantly affected by faculty position, type of institution, faculty age, or years of teaching experience. Faculty perceptions of the effectiveness of online courses increase with years teaching online courses, number of online courses taught in the past 5 years, and perceived competence with use of technology.
605

Exploring the World from ETSU: Adding an International Dimension to Courses

Flores, E., Louw, Brenda, Fox-Horton, J., Costa, M 01 November 2015 (has links)
No description available.
606

Exploring the world from ETSU:Best Practices on Campus

Flores, E., Louw, Brenda, Fox-Horton, J., Costa, M. 04 November 2016 (has links)
No description available.
607

Student Success: A Comparison of Face- to-face and Online Sections of Community College Biology Course Review of Higher Education & Self Learn

Essington Garman, Deanna, Good, Donald W. 01 January 2012 (has links)
The purpose of this quantitative study was to determine if there were significant differences in student success in terms of face-to-face and online biology courses as categorized by gender, major, and age; and as measured by lecture grades, lab grades, and final course grades. The data used for analyses included data from 170 face-to-face sections and 127 online sections from a biology course during the fall and spring semesters beginning fall 2008 through spring 2011. Researchers have reported mixed findings in previous studies juxtaposing online and face-to-face course delivery formats, from no significant differences to differences in grades, learning styles, and satisfaction levels. Four research questions guided this study with data analysis involving t-tests for independent groups and chi-square tests. The results of this study enabled this researcher to note significant differences between grades, success rates by gender, success rates by health and non-health majors, non-traditional age (at least 25 years of age) success rate, and attrition rate for students in the face-to-face course compared to the online students. There was no significant difference found in the success rate for traditional age (less than 25 years of age) students in the face-to-face sections compared to those in the online sections.
608

Beyond Problem-based Learning: How a Residency Model Improves the Education of Pre-service Teachers

Nivens, Ryan Andrew, Moran, Renée Rice 01 April 2016 (has links)
In 2010, the state of Tennessee embraced the call to overhaul teacher education and required programs to adopt a residency model within K-12 schools. How exactly this would affect the various methods courses in a teacher education program? This paper provides a description of how two elementary education methods courses have shifted from simulation-style projects to projects that involve working with actual elementary students throughout the semester. This article presents an overview of the new residency style methods courses, along with how major assignments shifted to utilize the extensive time pre-service teachers would spend in the elementary school classroom.
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Towards a framework to assist women enrolled in the WIST bridging program learning communities

Donovan, Robyn Terese, r.donovan@cqu.edu.au January 2008 (has links)
Women are returning to study as mature age students in increasing numbers. Typically, these women have been away from study for a number of years and, in order to gain entrance into a university course most women are required to undertake a bridging program. Bridging programs can provide women with an alternative pathway into university and are designed to develop the academic and study skills required to successfully undertake undergraduate studies. The Women into Science and Technology (WIST) bridging program, offered by Central Queensland University, is a self-paced bridging program which provides a low cost, study at home option specifically designed to accommodate women’s needs. This research focuses on the perceived needs of women who are enrolled in the WIST program. To this end a survey instrument has been developed to identify the needs and challenges of women undertaking the WIST program. This instrument was used to explore the needs and challenges of women enrolled in the WIST program. The survey results revealed that women have a range of needs which include support from the university, development of study and academic skills, personal qualities such as motivation and determination as well as support from their family and personal networks. The results indicate that the university needs to provide a range of support mechanisms and processes. These outcomes were used to develop the Get SET for Study framework that can be used for the planning and design of bridging courses similar to WIST for women who are considering enrolling in university.
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以資料發掘技術分析政大通識課程 / Using data mining to analyze general courses of national cheng - Chi University

樓玉玲, Lo, Yu-Lin Unknown Date (has links)
資料發掘研究重點在於幫助使用者從眾多現存資料中發掘出隱藏於其內前所未知且可能非常有用的資訊。本研究應用資料發掘技術於通識課程規劃上,經由文獻探討建立初步的研究架構,採用政大學生選修通識課程之資料進行資料發掘,最後分析結果可作為未來政大通識課程規劃之參考。 傳統規劃通識課程的方式多是以老師為出發點,這樣的規劃方式難免有欠考量之處,而學生選課必須依據老師所開的課程,未必能選修到自已真正有興趣的通識課程。本研究以學生需求觀點為出發點,將學生選修通識課程行為對應到顧客購物行為觀念上,再應用資料發掘技術來分析政大通識課程,建立學生─顧客、課程─商品及老師─商品品牌的對應分析模式,透過資料發掘技術的分析方法,找出學生選擇通識課程的特性與關鍵,可以提供通識課程規劃另一個方向的思考,使得通識課程的規劃更加更切合學生需求。

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