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Lili Yang; Siqing Li; Yusuf Ikbal Oldac; Chuanyi Wang – Studies in Higher Education, 2024
International research collaboration is a way to facilitate original knowledge production, share research equipment, promote learning together and talent pooling at a cross-border level. However, it takes place in a hierarchical and unequal global research space. Conditioned by various structural factors, researchers actively exercise their agency…
Descriptors: Universities, Foreign Countries, International Cooperation, Partnerships in Education
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Freeman, Lynne; Greenacre, Luke – Journal of Marketing Education, 2011
With the increasing prevalence of group work in marketing courses there is a need to consider the impact of students' social dynamics on both learning and satisfaction outcomes. This article explores one such dynamic at both intra- and intergroup levels. Using data generated from multiple sources, it was identified that students who are actively…
Descriptors: College Students, Business Education, Marketing, Cooperative Learning
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Wanat, Carolyn L. – Journal of School Leadership, 2010
This case study examined parent groups' involvement in school activities and their participation in decision making. Research questions included the following: (1) What is the nature of parent groups in schools? (2) What activities and issues gain parent groups' attention and participation? (3) How do parent groups communicate concerns about…
Descriptors: Parent School Relationship, Case Studies, Social Theories, Parent Participation
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Clark, Burton R. – Educational Researcher, 1989
Discusses the differentiation of the American professoriate on the following primary dimensions of professionalism: (1) patterns of work; (2) identification; (3) authority; (4) career; and (5) association. Argues that integration is accomplished through overlap of subcommunities, rather than through socialization or similar functions. (FMW)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Differences, Group Dynamics, Group Structure