Students' experiences of flexible learning options : what can they tell us about what they need for success? / by Keryn Pratt and Ann Trewern

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Students' experiences of flexible learning options : what can they tell us about what they need for success? / by Keryn Pratt and Ann Trewern

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Reports on research conducted in ten rural secondary schools, where students' experiences of taking classes in multiple formats involving tradtional schooling, videoconference, and paper-based correspondence schooling were explored. Focuses on the effect on students of learning in this way, and their perceptions of how can they best be supported in these new forms of learning.

Format

Journal

Date created

2011

Creator

Pratt, Keryn, (University of Otago College of Education) / Trewern, Ann, (University of Otago College of Education)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/36042637

Related subjects

High school students -- Attitudes / Internet videoconferencing in education / Distance education / Correspondence schools and courses / Open learning / Education, Rural

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