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Title: The female distance learner : motivation, persistence and success in pre-degree English courses.

Author: Griffen, Arlene
Subject:  Adult education of women|Oceania
 Distance education|Oceania
 Women in higher education|Oceania
 English language|Study and teaching (Higher)|Oceania
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.16, vol.8, no.1/2, 1986
Collation: p. 87-92 ;

Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]

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Title: A Pacific view : what role distance education?

Author: Fairbairn-Dunlop, Peggy
Subject:  Distance education|Oceania
 Adult education|Oceania
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.31, vol.16, no.2, 1994
Collation: p. 36-56 ;

Abstract: This paper presents a picture of educational needs, and ways South Pacific countries are addressing these needs. It proposes that the two major educational issues facing Pacific nations as they address the task of human resource development are those relating to equity of access to quality education and training, and the appropriateness of curricula. It draws attention to the fact that the educational needs of Pacific Island states are not being and cannot be met through formal schooling systems only. Instead, Pacific communities rely heavily on ‘non-formal’ programmes provided by a large range of non-government organisations (NGOs) and ‘informal’ learning exchanges also. The challenge today is how the new and exciting developments in distance and open education can be adapted and utilised within the Pacific context.

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Title: Distance beyond measure : a view from and of the Pacific

Author: Matthewson, Claire
Subject:  University extension|Oceania
 Distance education|Oceania
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.31, vol.16, no.2, 1994
Collation: p. 29-35 ;

Abstract: The author explores a range of challenges facing a provider of distance education in the region served by the University of the South Pacific.

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Title: Organisation and drop-out rates in distance education : a preliminary study of the Fiji Centre of USP's extension services

Author: Prasad, Biman Chand
Subject:  The University of the South Pacific|Extension Services
 Distance education|Oceania
 College dropouts|Oceania
 University extension|Oceania
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies vol.10, no.2, 1988
Collation: p. 146-159 ;

Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]

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Title: Continuing education and the University of the South Pacific

Author: Wendt, Albert
Subject:  The University of the South Pacific|Extension Services
 Continuing education|Oceania
 Distance education|Oceania
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.4, 1980
Collation: p. 1-4 ;

Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]

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