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Teaching ‘in our remoteness’: A constructivist grounded theory of primary school teaching in a remote area of Nepal

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posted on 2023-05-26, 01:38 authored by Derek Mitchell
Drawing on the experiences of a cohort of public primary school teacher from a remote area in northern Nepal, this study provides deep explanatory theory of remote teaching and its challenges, offering insights into the dynamics of policy and practice and the power of context over such processes.

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Central Queensland University

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This thesis may be copied and distributed for private use and study, however, no chapter or materials of this thesis, in whole or in part, can be copied, cited or reprinted without the prior permission of the author and/or any reference fully acknowledged.

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  • Yes

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  • No

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Dr Wendy Hillman ; Professor Bobby Harreveld ; Dr Reyna Zipf

Thesis Type

  • Master's by Research Thesis

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    remote educationNepalteaching practicegrounded theoryeducation in NepalCurriculum and Pedagogy Theory and DevelopmentEducation PolicySociology of Education

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