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Lindsay, Roger; Breen, Rosanna; Jenkins, Alan – Psychology Teaching Review, 2002
Organisational change in UK higher education has resulted in control of the student learning environment passing from specific disciplines such as psychology to central management teams and university-wide course frameworks. This poses the general question of how disciplines can exert influence upon broad pedagogic issues, when their control…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Organizational Change, Higher Education, Educational Environment
Lindsay, Roger; Breen, Rosanna; Paton-Saltzberg, Renee – Psychology Teaching Review, 2002
The introduction of modular schemes and a semesterised academic year are amongst the most fundamental changes ever to occur in UK higher education. There is, however, a notable lack of pedagogic research evidence on the effects upon student learning of course frameworks and the temporal structure of large-scale learning units. In the absence of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Higher Education, School Schedules, Semester System

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