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Corruption in education sector development: a suggestion for anticipatory strategy
Shinichiro TanakaCorruption is a major but neglected problem in international development literature. From a review of available literature and the author’s experiences within consulting services…
Do we practice diversity in business schools?
Virginia B. Levsen, Nancy Goettel, Frank Chong, Roy FarrisBusiness schools are increasingly emphasizing diversity in their courses as well as in their student populations. Additionally, most schools pay lip‐service to increasing…
A theory of self‐learning in a networked human and IT environment: implications for education reforms
Magdalena Mo Ching Mok, Yin Cheong ChengAims to develop a theoretical model for understanding and enhancing effective self‐learning in a networked human and information technology (IT) environment. Recent educational…
Client views of TESOL service: expectations and perceptions
John WalkerTESOL (the teaching of English to speakers of other languages) institutions, although inherently educational in character, are essentially service operations. Commercial success…
A question of management: conflict, pressure and time
Liam F. HeaneyDiscusses three important aspects of school management, namely, managing conflict, coping with pressure, and managing time. These issues are very relevant in the present climate…
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- Dr Dong Nguyen