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Full-Text Articles in Education
The Potential For Critical Social Inquiry Through Environmental Education In The Philippines, Ken Byrne
The Potential For Critical Social Inquiry Through Environmental Education In The Philippines, Ken Byrne
Master's Capstone Projects
The rate and extent of deforestation in the Philippines is phenomenal. It has been estimated that in 1934, 17 million hectares of the Philippines' 30 million hectares were covered in forest (Asian Development Bank, pp. 13-14.) This figure had dropped to 10.5 million by 1969, and by 1993 it stood at 5.7 million. If one looks at old growth forests, where there is the greatest diversity of animal, plant, and insect life, then the figures are even more stark: In 1934, there were 11 million hectares of old growth forest; in 1969, 4.7 million; and by 1993, the figure had …
Language Programme (Setswana): Theoretical Framework, Chabaesele Oaitse
Language Programme (Setswana): Theoretical Framework, Chabaesele Oaitse
Master's Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
Nonstandard Dialects And Writing Instruction In Adult Literacy Settings: Issues And Implications, Sherry Russell
Nonstandard Dialects And Writing Instruction In Adult Literacy Settings: Issues And Implications, Sherry Russell
Master's Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
An Exploration Of Gender Issues And The Role Of The Outsider In Women's Education Programs In Muslim Communities Case Studies In Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Senegal, And Yemen, Jode Lynne Walp
Master's Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
Challenges To The Quality Of The Educational Management Information System (Emis) In North West Frontier Province (Nwfp) Of Pakistan, Saba Masud Rizavi
Challenges To The Quality Of The Educational Management Information System (Emis) In North West Frontier Province (Nwfp) Of Pakistan, Saba Masud Rizavi
Master's Capstone Projects
This paper is organized into four detailed chapters and a series of Appendices. The paper highlights the importance of information in the development of an education system as well as the system for better management of the information. The focus the paper is on the Educational Management Information Cell that is currently running under the Directorate of Primary Education in North West Frontier Province (NWFP), that is one of the provinces in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The purpose is to describe the existing information system, point out the problems and then present some feasible solutions and recommendations to help …
Disabled Women In El Salvador Reframing Themselves: A Case Study Of The Women's Program Of Acogipri, Joan B. Cohen
Disabled Women In El Salvador Reframing Themselves: A Case Study Of The Women's Program Of Acogipri, Joan B. Cohen
Master's Capstone Projects
This paper is the study of a process, namely of how a group of disabled women begin to re-frame how they see themselves, and how along with this re-framing, re-define their possibilities in their community and their world.
The process was undertaken by the author and a group of disabled women in El Salvador who belonged to the Women's Program of ACOGIPRI in San Salvador. Using a family literacy model and alternative paradigm research as her basis for inquiry the author examines how disabled women can effectively use, in their everyday lives, their knowledges, their articulations and their experiences as …
A Curriculum Design For A Course In Gender Issues In Development, Sheryl L. Kane
A Curriculum Design For A Course In Gender Issues In Development, Sheryl L. Kane
Master's Capstone Projects
What follows is an attempt to document the Gender Issues in Development course in an effort to give those who wish to teach it a base from which to draw upon. The teaching of the course is an organic process, in which the roots remain similar (using a feminist analysis to look at development and education, looking at the interplay between theory and practice, including traditionally marginalized voices and knowledges, and acknowledging the wealth of knowledges about the development process available from class participants) while the branches are dependent upon facilitators expertise and interests.
Having taken the course in 1991, …
Cultural Alchemy: Hope In The Pacific Coast Of Colombia, Tracey H. Tsugawa
Cultural Alchemy: Hope In The Pacific Coast Of Colombia, Tracey H. Tsugawa
Master's Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.