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Learning to Deal with Problematic Usage of the Internet
(COST action CA16907 and ICOCS (the International College of Obsessive Compulsive Spectrum Disorders), 2020-10-22)An easily accessible guide for patients, caregivers, family members, and health care professionals presenting a state of the art overview of Problematic Use of the Internet. Ever since its development in the early 1990’s, ... -
Learning to hope: : the role of hope in Fear and Trembling
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Learning to Live with Dragons : Rekindling the Quest to Tame Uncertainty
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‘Learning to read and write is to defend yourself’: Exploring Indigenous perspectives and reimagining literacies for self-determination in Mexico
(2024-04)This study considers some of the ways in which engagements with literacies are embedded in social practices and produced and enacted through distinct ethnolinguistic and cultural histories. Drawing on research with learners ... -
Learning to read new words in individuals with Down syndrome : Testing the role of phonological knowledge
(2014-05-01)This study examined the effect of word level phonological knowledge on learning to read new words in Down syndrome compared to typical development. Children were taught to read 12 nonwords, 6 of which were pre-trained on ... -
Learning to Speak
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Learning to Supervise and Supervising to Learn: The Undergraduate Dissertation as a Learning Experience for Staff and Students
(2019-06-26)The scholarly literature on supervision is dominated by advice for supervisors and analyses of post-graduate research learning. Far fewer studies consider the undergraduate dissertation as a learning experience in its own ... -
Learning to work together - lessons from a reflective analysis of a research project on public involvement
(2017-01-09)Background Patient and public involvement (PPI) is now an expectation of research funders, in the UK, but there is relatively little published literature on what this means in practice – nor is there much evaluative research ... -
Learning together through international collaboration in teacher education in Malaysia. Report of a project to develop a Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary Mathematics
(University of Hertfordshire, 2011)Learning together through international collaboration in teacher education in Malaysia is the report of an enterprising partnership between the University of Hertfordshire, UK, the Ministry of Education Malaysia and two ... -
Learning together; learning from each other. Report of the 'Hard to Reach' Foster Carers Project
(The Fostering Network, 2009)Learning together; learning from each other provides guidance and recommendations on how fostering service providers might remove barriers to learning for 'hard to reach' foster carers, in particular men who foster. The ... -
Learning With Trade Unions : A Contemporary Agenda in Employment Relations
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'Learning' or 'coercive' firms : Foreign investment, restructuring transforming economies, and the case of ABB in Poland
(2007)Literature on the learning firm in the context of the knowledge economy predicts that benefits will be derived from local clustering, and that there will be more consensual and enriching work within firms. This article ... -
Learning, teaching and assessment strategies in higher education : contradictions of genre and desiring
(2010)This paper presents an analysis of ethnographic data collected by researchers as part of the process of rewriting an institutional learning and teaching strategy in an English university. The research was driven by a desire ... -
Least Squares Percentage Regression
(University of Hertfordshire, 2007)The percentage error, or error relative to the observed value is usually felt to be more meaningful than the absolute error - yet is rarely used in the fitting of least squares regression models. We therefore explore least ... -
Least Squares Percentage Regression
(2008-11)In prediction, the percentage error is often felt to be more meaningful than the absolute error. We therefore extend the method of least squares to deal with percentage errors, for both simple and multiple regression. Exact ... -
Lecturers and students as stakeholders for education commissioning for learning disability nursing : Focus group findings from a multiple method study
(2013-10)In England, the numbers of learning disability nurses are declining; a need for urgent attention to workforce planning issues has been advocated. This paper considers views of lecturers, students and potential students as ... -
Left Agency and Class Action : The Paradox of Workplace Radicalism
(2011-10)This paper seeks to examine the valuable concept of left agency and interrogate it in terms of an inherent paradox not immediately apparent to many who support the role of politicised activists in the workplace. This paradox ... -
Left, Right, Hand 'n Space
(Nova Science Publishers, 2012-03)A finger tapping task was employed to investigate fine motor performance rate by healthy adult right (RH) and left (LH) handers in right versus left hemispace. Eighty healthy adults tapped rapidly with the right or left ...