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Browsing NUGSE Research in Education Journal. (2018) Volume 3. Issue 1 by Subject "NUGSE Research in Education"

Browsing NUGSE Research in Education Journal. (2018) Volume 3. Issue 1 by Subject "NUGSE Research in Education"

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  • Balancing life and studies in a classroom without walls: graduate students’ perspectives on online learning 
    Akhmetova, Dinara (NUGSE Research in Education, 2018-06)
    Technological advancements taking place in the 21st century are changing the ways in which classes are taught (Allen & Seaman, 2011). Education worldwide is reaching far beyond the four walls of classroom by offering ...
  • Conducting large-scale collaborative research on higher education finance: an insider’s view 
    Ippolitova, Mariya; Sanat, Aisulu; Serikbayeva, Sagida (NUGSE Research in Education, 2018-06)
    National-level reports and programs are written annually but it is rarely possible to talk to the people who actually worked on these documents and find out the story behind them. We were lucky to interview Dr. Ali Ait Si ...
  • Enrichment clusters: educating for the real world 
    Adilzhanova, Lyutsiya; Ixanova, Ulyana; Kaus, Alyona (NUGSE Research in Education, 2018-06)
    Over the last three decades, there has been a dramatic change in the expectations the society holds about compulsory education. Contemporary education is expected to cultivate highorder thinking as well as to develop life ...
  • In defense of the student-centered approach: responding to a critical review 
    Akimenko, Olessya (NUGSE Research in Education, 2018-06)
    What can be more rewarding than having your article published and read? It is, of course, having it critiqued. I do think that if your work has motivated others to think and create something of their own, writing it was ...
  • Welcome letter from the editor 
    Montgomery, D. Philip (NUGSE Research in Education, 2018-06)
    During a faculty meeting in the spring of 2015, NUGSE professors brainstormed ways that students could gain more experience participating in research and sharing their work on a wider scale. The idea for this journal came ...