OAR@UM Collection:/library/oar/handle/123456789/188842025-12-24T02:46:34Z2025-12-24T02:46:34ZThe need for specialist training in the education of deaf children in Greece : listening to teachers' perceptionsNikolaraizi, Magda/library/oar/handle/123456789/189122017-05-30T14:19:17Z2000-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: The need for specialist training in the education of deaf children in Greece : listening to teachers' perceptions
Authors: Nikolaraizi, Magda
Abstract: In view of the ongoing discussion concerning teacher training
requirements, this study explores the views concerning the role of teacher
training of those teachers who are involved in the education of deaf children in
Greece. These views were elicited through in-depth, open-ended interviews, and
the data generated were analysed using grounded theorising. Teachers
indicated that they were being asked to respond to the needs of deaf children
without having the relevant background knowledge or the initial or in-service
training needed to enable them to be adequately prepared for such a
responsibility. They described their job as difficult, explained that they felt
insecure and unsupported, and that they doubted whether they could achieve
communication with deaf children. Their comments served as a basis for an
insight into teachers' perceptions and a broader understanding of their needs.
The latter included an emphasis on adequate initial and in-service training, as
well as on the constant provision of relevant information and support, all of
which would enable the teacher to become a more effective educator of a deaf
child.2000-01-01T00:00:00ZEducation students' attitudes toward gender rolesTogrol, Aysentur YontarOnur, Atiye/library/oar/handle/123456789/189112017-05-30T14:08:01Z2000-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Education students' attitudes toward gender roles
Authors: Togrol, Aysentur Yontar; Onur, Atiye
Abstract: The focus of this study is to examine candidate teachers' and school
counsellors' attitudes towards gender roles and to see if the variables like gender,
years spent at the Faculty of Education (or grade level), and the area of study
within the Faculty of Education have any impact on their attitudes toward gender
roles. A total of 562 subjects participated in the sample of the study. The data were
collected by administering a questionnaire which measures attitudes toward
gender roles. The study has three independent variables - gender, area of study,
and grade level. The data were analysed by using one-way ANOVA, Sheffe test
and t-test. It was found that, according to the gender and the area of study,
students present differences in their attitudes towards gender roles, but there was
no significant difference between different grade levels.2000-01-01T00:00:00ZDistance education in Slovenia : a case study of innovationMargerita, ZagmajsterBregar, Lea/library/oar/handle/123456789/189102017-05-30T14:04:35Z2000-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Distance education in Slovenia : a case study of innovation
Authors: Margerita, Zagmajster; Bregar, Lea
Abstract: In Slovenia, the development of modern open/distance education
started at the beginning of the nineties at a traditional university having
considerable experience in the delivery of part-time study courses. The initiative
of developing a distance education programme were carried out within the
framework of the PHARE Programmefor Multi-country Co-operation in Distance
Education, in which 11 Central and East European beneficiary countries were
involved. The Faculty of Economics of the University of Ljubljana was selected as
a pilot institution for Slovenia. The paper shows how the synergy created through
the combination of existing domestic resources as well as the local social and
educational environment with outside expertise served to bring about a self-sustainable
distance education programme and to improve the quality of mass
higher education services offered by a traditional university.2000-01-01T00:00:00ZMediterranean Journal of Educational Studies : Volume 5, Issue 2/library/oar/handle/123456789/189082019-05-20T08:18:15Z2000-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Mediterranean Journal of Educational Studies : Volume 5, Issue 2
Abstract: Mediterranean Journal of Educational Studies, Volume 5, No. 2 (2000)
Description: Contents Include : The Second Selmun Seminar in Mediterranean Education Studies "Teacher education in the Mediterranean Region : responding to the challenges of societies in transition" (Conference Report) - Sociologia de la educacion. Una aproximacion crltica a
las corrientes contemporaneas by Xavier Bonal (Book Review) / Daniel Schugurellsky - Cultura Araba e Societa, Multietnica. Per un' Educazione Interculturale edited by Laura Operti (Book Review) / Fabio Ambrosini - Transplanting the Agora: Hellenic Settlement in Australia by Yiannis Dimitreas (Book Review) / Panayota Gounari - Introducing Social Studies - A Maltese Reader by Godfrey Baldacchino (Book Review) / Frances Camilleri - The Shadow Education System: Private Tutoring and its Implications for Planners by Mark Bray (Book Review) / MarkG. Borg - Da Qui: Rivista di Letteratura Arte e Societa fra Ie Regioni e Ie Culture (Book Review) / Joseph Vancell - Conference Announcements - Abstracts
Mediterranee2000-01-01T00:00:00Z