"At what age, or what unascertained maturity level, will a child be denied entry?" The cinema has countered that its decision is fuelled by educational motives.
Therefore, the results of the analysis are connected to the motives and educational background of the specific students as well as to the other factors of the educational settings.
This indicates the need for clear definitions, consensus building, and consistent interpretations to quantify, understand and combat plagiarism, a global reality with many motives and educational, individual and national consequences.
Every decision they make seems to be driven by revenue-at-all-costs and/or win-at-all-costs motives, not educational ethos.
For-profit and online education, however, are consistently under attack for costs and quality of education, and the inevitable question is whether a profit motive detracts from educational standards.
The missions -- and customers -- of these two Chicago-area campuses differ greatly, and the comparison offers a crisp demonstration of how colleges at both ends of the spectrum are driven by economic motives as well as educational ones.
This study approaches to entrepreneurship by three environmental motives that are legal, educational and cultural supports, and illustrates countries profile on these aspects.
Traditionally, they focused their efforts on describing cognitive mechanisms and did not address the complex of affective characteristics such as attitudes, beliefs, motives, and emotions that educational researchers observed so often in classrooms and other learning contexts.
Colleges, he said, with nostalgic allegiances going back generations and educational missions that go beyond the profit motive, can often grab halos while only half trying.
In terms of the teaching profession, the ideal situation has been a group of learners with similar competence levels, educational-psychological profiles, and motives.
