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What makes Cyprus European? Curricular responses of Greek-Cypriot civic education to 'Europe'
(2009)Increasing European integration and European education policies are fuelling political and academic debates over the meaning of a 'European identity' and a 'European citizenship' and their potential relationship(s) to ...
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What Management Learning Means to Me: Questioning the Un-Questioned
(2019)I first encountered Management Learning when, several years ago, as a junior academic with a doctorate from a School of Education, I was presenting a paper on a conference panel chaired by one of the journal’s associate ...
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What matters for student learning outcomes: A meta-analysis ofstudies exploring factors of effective teaching
(2013)Meta-analysis comprises a powerful tool for synthesizing prior research and empirically validating theoretical frameworks. Using this tool and the dynamic model of educational effectiveness as a guiding framework, in this ...
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What neuroimaging and perceptions of self-other similarity can tell us about the mechanism underlying mentalizing
(2009)Carruthers' "mindreading is prior" model postulates one unitary mindreading mechanism working identically for self and other. While we agree about shared mindreading mechanisms, there is also evidence from neuroimaging and ...
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What to adapt in a high-performance microprocessor
(2004)High-performance processors usually require large amounts of power for their operation. Adapting resources in such processors is very relevant as each application and distinct use of the system has a different demand. A ...
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What undergraduate physical education majors learn during a field experience
(1992)Early field experiences and student teaching have a significant impact on the development of prospective teachers’perceptions of teaching and themselves as teachers (Dodds, 1989). The purpose of this study was to describe ...
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What Unilateral Visual Neglect Teaches us About Perceptual Phenomenology
(2015)Studies on the syndrome called ‘unilateral visual or spatial neglect’ have been used by philosophers in discussions concerning perceptual phenomenology. Nanay (Philos Perspect 26:235–246, 2012), based on spatial neglects ...
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What's in it for us?; Michael Bloor and Fiona Wood, Keywords in Qualitative Methods: A Vocabulary of Research Concepts
(Great Britain, SAGE PUBLICATIONS, 2010)This paper examines the difficulties of negotiating and gaining access to a secondary school to carry out ethnographic research in Britain. Issues related to external and internal confidentiality arising from the offer of ...
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What’s in it for us?
(1994)This paper examines the difficulties of negotiating and gaining access to a secondary school to carry out ethnographic research in Britain. Issues related to external and internal confidentiality arising from the offer of ...
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Conference Object Open Access
What’s on the menu? Today’s specialty: a European networked university
(Department of Educational Sciences, University of Cyprus, 2003)In the midst of one of the greatest challenges ever faced, the great demand for learning, educational organizations are being reformed. The MENU consortium is working on meeting this challenge by creating a European Networked ...
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What’s so difficult with adopting imagined perspectives?
(2015)Research on spatial cognition suggests that transformation processes and/or spatial conflicts may influence performance on mental perspective-taking tasks. However, conflicting findings have complicated our understanding ...
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When all the world was Europe: the tasks of the sciences and arts in the global millennium
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When can competition for aid reduce pollution?
(Elsevier, 2007)
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Conference Object Open Access
When computer use is associated with Negative science achievement
(Department of Educational Sciences, University of Cyprus, 2003)One surprising result of the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) is that computer use in the classroom was negatively associated with high student achievement in Cyprus, Hong Kong and the USA. The ...
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When Fiction Trumps Truth: What ‘post-truth’ and ‘alternative facts’ mean for management studies:
(2018)In this essay, we explore the notions of ‘post-truth’ and ‘alternative facts’ for management studies. Adopting a pragmatist perspective, we argue that there is ...
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When gestures show us the way: Co-thought gestures selectively facilitate navigation and spatial memory
(2018)How does gesturing during route learning relate to subsequent spatial performance? We examined the relationship between gestures produced spontaneously while studying route directions and spatial representations of the ...
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