International Education Journal, 3 (4) 2002

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  • Various authors, IEJ

Abstract

Volume 3 Number 4 November 2002
Educational Research Conference 2002 Special Issue

 

Tony Gibbons and Gavin Sanderson
Contemporary Themes in the Research Enterprise

Shirley M. Yates
Stepping from single to mixed sex education: Boys' progress and perceptions during the restructuring

Steven Barrett
Overcoming Transactional Distance as a Barrier to Effective Communication over the Internet

 

David D Curtis and Michael J Lawson
Computer Adventure Games as Problem-Solving Environments

Tracey Bretag, Sam Horrocks and Jeff Smith
Developing Classroom Practices to Support NESB Students in Information Systems Courses: Some Preliminary Findings

 

Vicki Feast
The Impact of IELTS Scores on Performance at University

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Published

2013-02-25

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 4 (2002)

Section

General Refereed Papers

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