[PDF] Top 20 Contraceptive behavior of Portuguese higher education students

... level of education (54.5% of mothers and 61.6% of fathers only had basic education) and with common ...characteristics of the contraceptive practices of ... See full document

... purpose of this investigation is to analyse the effect that the Entrepreneurship Education, self-efficacy, family history and propensity to take risks in the entrepreneurial intention of ... See full document

... patterns of relationships that may exist between sub-groups of the same sample (Meyer, ...existence of other groups of students with distinctive ...view of the study ... See full document

... basis of the study is represented by the transcripts of 50 in-depth interviews conducted in 2015 with students, lecturers and heads of higher education institutions of the ... See full document

... the students felt that ePortfolios are easily accessible and shared with others, and their use is a low cost and sustainable process to support personal development and lifelong ...and behavior of ... See full document

... Some of these students might already have attended, totally or partially, a course in a higher-education in- ...choice of that course might not have been made by the student but by ... See full document

... objective of policy makers is to reduce inequality, need-based financial aid seems to be their first choice, given that it mitigates the inverse correlation between parental income and ...types of programs ... See full document

... factors of diverse origin, such as rising costs of education, decreasing resources in institutions, demographic factors as the decreasing number of students, globalisation and the ... See full document

... creation of a course website, ensuring their access only to enrolled students (Cole & Foster, ...exchange of information among users geographically dispersed, through mechanisms of ... See full document

... nature of education, a number of experts consider educational services to the category of "multisocial good" (Carnoy, ...regardless of the approach most of researchers ... See full document

... purpose of this article is to characterize and contribute to the debate on the democratization of Portuguese higher education, both in terms of access and the performance ... See full document

... American students, shows that the behavior of respondents varies according to the item ...organization of the physical space that privileges the individual motorized mean of ...formal ... See full document

... idea of a CRM project started in a meeting with the board direction and specific researchers of the ...notoriety of the organisations, its relationship with his customers (mainly students and ... See full document

... studies of campus victimization and (in)security are quite frequent in the USA, less is known about the European context, especially in southern Europe, includ- ing ...lack of scientific interest could be ... See full document

... international students’ difficulties, there are still many issues to ...international students with findings that reveal that there is still much to be ...majority of the studies emphasize the ... See full document

... product of analyses concerning the meaning of a text, strategic and surface apathetic approaches (Tait and Entwistle 1996) pointed out the way students behave in daily study ...descriptions of ... See full document

... attending Higher Education, with forty-three records of candidates and students, we chose the theroretical approach proposed by Ryan and Deci (2000), which considers two types of ... See full document

... university students from two countries (Portugal and Brazil) and from different academic areas (Sciences and Technology, and Social Scienc- es, Arts and Humanities) perceive creativity in their teachers’ ... See full document

... 74.6% of all students were enrolled in these private ...majority of private HEIs (52%) are for proit (2006 Higher Education Census – Ministry of ...lack of oficial data on ... See full document

... field of educational technology, it is reasonable to expect that physical disabilities such as hearing impairment are no longer barriers to acquire higher ...hearing-impaired students may face many ... See full document