The Development of the Learning Exchange School Clusters in New Zealand: An Actor Network Theory and Complexity Theory analysis

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The Development of the Learning Exchange School Clusters in New Zealand: An Actor Network Theory and Complexity Theory analysis

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Students and teachers from secondary schools located in remote areas are faced with barriers to educational access not seen in denser population areas. Students have the problem of accessing teachers of specialised subjects and the curriculum options their urban counterparts enjoy. In turn, their teachers have limited opportunities for professional learning and development. Some of the inhibiting factors include small numbers of students and staff, and schools’ inability to offer a wide range...

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2017

Creator

Ali, Arif

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/The_Development_of_the_Learning_Exchange_School_Clusters_in_...

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Secondary education / Teacher education and professional development of educators / Educational administration, management and leadership / Educational technology and computing / Learning sciences / Actor-Network Theory / ICTPD / ICT4D / Learning Exchange / Virtual School Cluster / Complexity Theory / Online Teaching and Learning / Information and Communication Technology Professional Development / Virtual Learning Network / School cluster / School: School of Information Management / Secondary Education / Educational Technology and Computing / Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators / Learning Sciences / Educational Administration, Management and Leadership / School/Institution Policies and Development / Management and Leadership of Schools/Institutions / Equity and Access to Education / Management of Education and Training Systems / Degree Discipline: Information Systems / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy

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