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Main Author: Avalos, Beatrice, Ed.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED356757
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contents Distance Education in Papua New Guinea. Avalos, Beatrice, Ed. Access to Education Developing Nations Distance Education Economic Factors Elementary Secondary Education English (Second Language) Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Education Mathematics Education Models Nontraditional Education Program Evaluation Science Education Social Sciences Teacher Education The theme of this special double serial issue is "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea." The following articles are featured: (1) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea" (John Lynch); (2) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea: Context, Issues and Prospects" (Michael Crossley and Richard Guy); (3) "Distance Education at the University of Papua New Guinea: Issues and Developments" (Howard Van Trease); (4) "Distance Education and the Professional Development of Teachers in Papua New Guinea" (Michael Crossley); (5) "Past and Future Distance Education Models of the Advanced Diploma in Teaching--Goroka Teachers' College" (Norma Simpson); (6) "Up There with the Angels: Provincial University Centers in Papua New Guinea" (Graeme Kemelfield); (7) "Distance Education at the Pacific Adventist College: An Evaluation" (Laurie Meintjes); (8) "What Matters in Face-to-Face and Distance Learning of Matriculation Mathematics?" (Gurcharn Singh Kaeley); (9) "The Economics of Distance Education" (Gerard Guthrie); (10) "Distance Education, Text and Ideology in Papua New Guinea" (Richard Guy); (11) "Developments and Directions in Social Science Distance Education at the University of Papua New Guinea" (Anne Crossley); (12) "Distance Education and the Education of Librarians in Papua New Guinea--A Note on Planned Developments" (John Evans); (13) "Teaching Science by Distance Education: A Perspective" (Geryk John); (14) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea: Access, Equity and Funding Issues at the College of Distance Education and the University of Papua New Guinea" (Dikana Kema and Richard Guy); (15) "The Papua New Guinea Association for Distance Education: Background and Purpose" (Michael Monsell-Davis); (16) "In Search of an Effective English Language Placement Test for Extension Studies at the University of Papua New Guinea" (Angela Phillip). Two brief research notes--"School Organization Climate and Student Discipline" (Arnold Kukari); and "The Feasibility of Universal Primary Education for the Southern Highlands Province in Papua New Guinea" (Sam Kari). (ALF)
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spellingShingle Distance Education in Papua New Guinea.
Avalos, Beatrice, Ed.
Access to Education
Developing Nations
Distance Education
Economic Factors
Elementary Secondary Education
English (Second Language)
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Library Education
Mathematics Education
Models
Nontraditional Education
Program Evaluation
Science Education
Social Sciences
Teacher Education
Distance Education in Papua New Guinea. Avalos, Beatrice, Ed. Access to Education Developing Nations Distance Education Economic Factors Elementary Secondary Education English (Second Language) Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Education Mathematics Education Models Nontraditional Education Program Evaluation Science Education Social Sciences Teacher Education The theme of this special double serial issue is "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea." The following articles are featured: (1) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea" (John Lynch); (2) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea: Context, Issues and Prospects" (Michael Crossley and Richard Guy); (3) "Distance Education at the University of Papua New Guinea: Issues and Developments" (Howard Van Trease); (4) "Distance Education and the Professional Development of Teachers in Papua New Guinea" (Michael Crossley); (5) "Past and Future Distance Education Models of the Advanced Diploma in Teaching--Goroka Teachers' College" (Norma Simpson); (6) "Up There with the Angels: Provincial University Centers in Papua New Guinea" (Graeme Kemelfield); (7) "Distance Education at the Pacific Adventist College: An Evaluation" (Laurie Meintjes); (8) "What Matters in Face-to-Face and Distance Learning of Matriculation Mathematics?" (Gurcharn Singh Kaeley); (9) "The Economics of Distance Education" (Gerard Guthrie); (10) "Distance Education, Text and Ideology in Papua New Guinea" (Richard Guy); (11) "Developments and Directions in Social Science Distance Education at the University of Papua New Guinea" (Anne Crossley); (12) "Distance Education and the Education of Librarians in Papua New Guinea--A Note on Planned Developments" (John Evans); (13) "Teaching Science by Distance Education: A Perspective" (Geryk John); (14) "Distance Education in Papua New Guinea: Access, Equity and Funding Issues at the College of Distance Education and the University of Papua New Guinea" (Dikana Kema and Richard Guy); (15) "The Papua New Guinea Association for Distance Education: Background and Purpose" (Michael Monsell-Davis); (16) "In Search of an Effective English Language Placement Test for Extension Studies at the University of Papua New Guinea" (Angela Phillip). Two brief research notes--"School Organization Climate and Student Discipline" (Arnold Kukari); and "The Feasibility of Universal Primary Education for the Southern Highlands Province in Papua New Guinea" (Sam Kari). (ALF)
title Distance Education in Papua New Guinea.
topic Access to Education
Developing Nations
Distance Education
Economic Factors
Elementary Secondary Education
English (Second Language)
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Library Education
Mathematics Education
Models
Nontraditional Education
Program Evaluation
Science Education
Social Sciences
Teacher Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED356757