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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TERMTIME EMPLOYMENT»
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OECD Reviews of Tertiary Education Tertiary Education for ...
She finds that fees had no general impact on termtime employment but term-time
employment increased for students who did not receive financial support from
their families. A number of studies assess the impact of student employment on ...
2
Structure and Agency in the Neoliberal University
... that parttime employmentismore ofanormatthe latterfor allstudents attending
there, whereas Russells are not so accommodating(if notexplicitly forbidding
termtime employment, asat Oxfordmentioned earlier). Table 7.1Average Hours
Spent ...
Joyce E. Canaan, Wesley Shumar, 2008
3
Access, Participation and Higher Education: Policy and Practice
... estimatetotal UKstudent debtat £4.85 billion, press release,24 July Barke, Met
al (2000) Students in theLabour Market: Nature, extent and implications of
termtime employment among University ofNorthumbria undergraduates, RR215,
DfEE, ...
Annette Hayton, Anna Paczuska, 2003
Changes both in the scale and funding of higher education have ledto an
increasing proportion of school leavers entering higher education rather than
employment and seeking termtime employment compatible with theirstudies.
Edmund Heery, Professor Edmund Heery, John Salmon, 2002
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International Perspectives on Teaching Excellence in Higher ...
Moreover,many of the strategies they adopt to offset these risks, and their
concerns and worries about debt – be it living at home or termtime employment –
compound their disadvantageand increaseexisting inequalities among the
student ...
6
A Handbook for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: ...
Making the link between personal reflection and workplace application is easier
for students who encounter personal development planning (PDP) in their
vacation or termtime employment. Where students struggle to see the relevance
of ...
Heather Fry, Steve Ketteridge, Stephanie Marshall, 2008
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Everything for Sale? The Marketisation of UK Higher Education
Z A survey for UUK (Centre for Higher Education Research and Information and
London South Bank University, 2005) found that even an average amount of
termtime employment could significantly affect the chances of a student obtaining
a ...
Roger Brown, Helen Carasso, 2013
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Class Inequality in Austerity Britain: Power, Difference and ...
... either before or during university. Thus, the dominant can 'appropriate the
stakes' before the game even begins.12 Termtime employment was a further
restriction on many working-class students' experience of university. Zoe works
20 hours ...
Will Atkinson, Steven Roberts, Mike Savage, 2012
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Towards the Virtuous University: The Moral Bases of Academic ...
... andworries aboutdebt—be itliving at homeor termtime employment—
compound their disadvantage and increase existing inequalities among the
student population'. This, Callenderconcludes, 'helps explain the enduring class
and ethnic ...
10
Cost-sharing and Accessibility in Higher Education: A Fairer ...
However, again this contribution is greater for students from low income families
than their most affluent peers, as they are more likely to engage in termtime
employment and to work the longest hours (Callender and Wilkinson 2003). The
final ...
Pedro Nuno Teixeira, 2007
