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Martin Scheller,Klaus-Peter Boden,Andreas Geenen,Joachim Kampermannnd openness as aspects of the Knowledge Economy.Examines whyThis book explores the potential educational technologies have for transforming education in the Middle East. Although technology has?increasingly become a part of classrooms around the globe over recent decades, its application in classroo

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Martin Scheller,Klaus-Peter Boden,Andreas Geenen,Joachim Kampermanncation, as well as the need to expand into competence-based education. This paper studies entrepreneurship education in two different environments: virtual and classroom training. It specifically addresses teamwork competence, which supports the development of ESI competences. Thus, there is a parti

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Martin Scheller,Klaus-Peter Boden,Andreas Geenen,Joachim Kampermanned a steep rise in research related to neurobiology in psychiatry. Advances in neuroscience have led psychiatry residency programs to steer towards a neuroscience-based approach instead of the traditional focus. Despite increased advances and interest in neuroscience and psychiatry, residency progra

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Martin Scheller,Klaus-Peter Boden,Andreas Geenen,Joachim Kampermanne as an essential feature of the hypocritical sexuality. of the late-Soviet period. I will demonstrate the linkages that exist between the private/public divide, notions of sexuality, sexual knowledge and ignorance and sex education. Hypocritical sexuality here is a metaphor used to describe a confi

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Martin Scheller,Klaus-Peter Boden,Andreas Geenen,Joachim Kampermannased approach to educate adults outside of the school system. We argue that to inform populations on climate change, we cannot solely rely on the K-12 school system. This is especially true for countries such as Haiti. where there is an inadequate education infrastructure, and much of the population