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(Nottingham University Business School)

Implications of the Herrmann brain dominance model for course design: in pursuit of a "whole brain" approach.

Course design is traditionally informed by arguments for teaching and assessment material that facilitate deep and independent… (470 word resource by Mathew Hughes; January 2007).

 

A University-wide study into student motivation parameters: implications of academic, environmental and cognitive motivators for practitioners.

Academics and university management require knowledge of student motivation parameters because motivation influences the… (466 word resource by Mathew Hughes; September 2005).

 

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