Titlebook: Identifying Potential for Equitable Access to Tertiary Level Science; Digging for Gold Marissa Rollnick Book 2010 Springer Science+Business

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Lorna Holtman,Marissa Rollnickstory, health, or constitution they can arouse terror, anger, apathy or the most damaging of the defence mechanisms — denial. They can also arouse the will to challenge fate. We are born with the urge to protest and the potential for power. Life distorts that capacity, and forces us to learn devious

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Marissa Rollnick must be guaranteed if law is to “assure” citizens of rights and thus act as an instrument of their protection. The chapter therefore deals with the ideals of reliability and calculability. Reliability means the ideal state in which citizens can know which changes are allowed or prohibited, avoiding

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Introductionto changing demography in tertiary level institutions with special attention given to lessons from South Africa. It explores different types of interventions and justifies the emphasis on university level rather than school level interventions. Some background to the South African context is provide

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Issues in Access Programmes philosophies of programmes and philosophical and logistic issues, factors influencing the quality of the programmes and their relationship to higher education policy. The models for programmes vary widely from being completely integrated into the target institution to programmes run by separate ins

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A Survey of Programmes: Successes in Science Accessonses to the need to provide second chance programmes in science in different countries throughout the world, in particular the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and southern Africa. Reference is also made to Japan, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the rest of Europe. The result of a surv