... of “rational, economic man.” Pedagogy Feminist economics Diary Androcentricism Economics Curricula Literature Sex and gender issues Learning methods Undergraduates “I've never seen economics taught like this before,” was the statement once made to me by a student at the end of our first...

... by‐line the web site of the international SIFE network displays the organisation's mission as: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Teaching economics Heterodox economics Epistemological shift Service learning Community engagement Economics Students Teaching methods Curricula...

... created imitable curricular structures that one would expect to significantly influence the depth and breadth of heterodox perspectives presented in the undergraduate economics major. Originality/value This is the first published analysis of undergraduate heterodox economics curricula...

... Curricula Software tools Learning Unfortunately, most ePortfolio systems have evolved into generalized assessment management software (Barrett, 2004). Instead of using portfolios for learning, they are primarily designed and used to provide data for accreditation and external accountability...

...Debora L. Scheffel; Mark H. Scheffel; Barbara G. Rhine Comments on the drive towards choice and accountability in education. Highlights three general trends that are emerging as a result of this move: standardised curricula, texts and methodology; greater distribution of resources across the wider...

... and colleges have to gear up to meet this demand. One of the big challenges is having the necessary leadership within these institutions to effect the necessary changes. © MCB UP Limited 2000 USA Higher education Educational philosophy Curricula Knowledge economy which education is seen less...