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Teesside's Research Repository > Schools > School of Social Sciences and Law > Education > Can two negatives now make a positive? Investigating the ‘deficit models’ of ‘part-time’ and ‘work-based’ as key learning options for the future

Title: Can two negatives now make a positive? Investigating the ‘deficit models’ of ‘part-time’ and ‘work-based’ as key learning options for the future
Book Title: Part-Time study: the new paradigm for Higher Education? A selection of papers presented at the 2011 Conference of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning
Authors: Helyer, R. (Ruth)
Corkill, H. (Helen)
Editors: Jones, B. (Bill)
Oosthuizen, S. (Susan)
Affiliation: Teesside University
Citation: Helyer, R. and Corkill, H. (2012) ‘Can two negatives now make a positive? Examining the deficit models of ‘part-time’ and ‘work-based’ as key learning options for the future’, Jones, B. and Oosthuizen, S. (eds.) Part-Time study: the new paradigm for Higher Education? A selection of papers presented at the 2011 Conference of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning, UALL.
Publisher: Universities Association for Lifelong Learning
Conference: 2011 Conference of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning, University of Stirling, March 2011.
Issue Date: 2012
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10149/239372
Additional Links: http://www.uall.ac.uk/
Type: Meetings and Proceedings
Language: en
Keywords: lifelong learning
higher education
part-time
ISBN: 9780957203303
Citation Count: No citation information available on Web of Science or Scopus
Appears in Collections: Education

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