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We are here concerned with research only insofar as it determines identity and
mission , barring a wider definition of scope and mission to encompass CE within
a recurrent education paradigm . In principle there should be no problem .
We are here concerned with research only insofar as it determines identity and
mission , barring a wider definition of scope and mission to encompass CE within
a recurrent education paradigm . In principle there should be no problem .
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We are particularly concerned about the continued dominance of initial education
: both because it takes so much of the available ... A decade later ACACE's
concern about the resource hunger of initial higher education is echoed again .
We are particularly concerned about the continued dominance of initial education
: both because it takes so much of the available ... A decade later ACACE's
concern about the resource hunger of initial higher education is echoed again .
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There are , however , legitimate concerns about the desirable mix of young and
older students ; about the inhibiting as well as enabling effect that older students
can have on shy nineteen - year - olds . Access proponents concerned for shy ...
There are , however , legitimate concerns about the desirable mix of young and
older students ; about the inhibiting as well as enabling effect that older students
can have on shy nineteen - year - olds . Access proponents concerned for shy ...
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Change and Higher Education the New Discourse | 15 |
Mission Aims and Objectives What May Be New? | 28 |
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