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This paper reviews the evidence for differences between men and women in their experience of higher education. It is generally agreed that students manifest a number of different approaches to learning, and these have been operationalised in terms of quantitative measures derived from responses to formal questionnaires. Nevertheless, there is little consistent or valid evidence for gender differences in the responses to these instruments. Other researchers have used qualitative methodologies in order to identify different stages of intellectual development among students in higher education. Their findings indicate the existence of parallel, but distinct developmental schemes in male and female students. 相似文献
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Private higher education: The Philippines as a prototype 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Estelle James 《Higher Education》1991,21(2):189-206
A high proportion of college and university students in the Philippines attend private institutions, mainly because of limited space in public institutions. The system is examined as a case study for studying certain hypotheses about the impact of substantial private provision on higher education systems. After presenting basic data for the system as a whole the article compares public and private institutions and then explores the policy implications. 相似文献
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Research in Science Education - An exploratory case study involving six grade 9 science teachers was undertaken to probe how teachers’ understanding of learners’ misconceptions relate... 相似文献
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A Comparison Between Reported and Enacted Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) About Graphs of Motion
Research in Science Education - This paper reports a case study of four grade 10 physical sciences teachers’ PCK about graphs of motion. We used three data collection strategies, namely... 相似文献
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The public-private division of responsibility for education 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
In this chapter “private” schools are defined as those that were privately founded and are privately managed; they usually have some private funding, although in some cases considerable funding and control come from the government. The size and nature of the private sector is viewed as stemming from excess demand for education due to limited public spending (i.e., these are students who would prefer to use the public schools but are involuntarily excluded and pushed into the private sector); differentiated demand due primarily to cultural heterogeneity (i.e., these are students whose differentiated tastes along religious, linguistic or ethnic lines lead them voluntarily to choose the private sector even if a public school place is available); and the supply of non-profit educational entrepreneurship (e.g., founders who start schools to maximize religious faith or believers, rather than profits) by competing religious organizations. The impact of public policies, including public educational spending and private subsidies, is also considered. 相似文献
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Blandine Bril Martine Zack Estelle Nkounkou-Hombessa 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》1989,4(2):307-318
Cultures differ according to the type of competences adults encourage in infants, the age at which these competences should be acquired and the level of expertise that should be reached (Hess & al., 1980). Consequently, three main criteria are involved in the shaping of the infant’s environment: the age at which some particular behavior are expected, the presume most appropriate time to initiate various activities with the infant, and the beliefs in the possibility of influencing some aspects of development. To discuss this problem we worked on naive conception of development assessed through semi-structured interviews and focussed questionnaires. Data were collected in 3 cultures: French, Bambara (Mali) and Bakongo (Kongo-Brazzaville). The results show that Bambara and Bakongo mothers have clear cut idea of development and relevant educational practices that rely upon traditional and empirical knowledge about the infant. French mothers are greatly influenced by medical and psychological modern knowledge. 相似文献
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Social or intellectual isolation has been identified as a problem for many postgraduate students, particularly among subgroups in which women predominate. Newly developing collaborative postgraduate student groups complement the supervisor's role as an advisor and counteract the effects of isolation. However, the very method that may reduce isolation for women also entails risks. Research into gender and communication suggests that groups, often dominated by men, may not adequately serve the educational needs of women. This article brings together two separate strands of research: (a) studies of support groups, collaborative groups, or supervisory groups for thesis-writers; and (b) studies of gender-related communication patterns. The intersection of these areas of research provides a basis for suggesting how arrangements for, and research into, collaborative support groups for thesis writers can help to ensure that the potential of such groups for enhancing educational opportunities for all students—womens as well as men—is tapped and possible risks minimized. 相似文献