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JACE: Contents

Volume 11, Number 1, Spring 2005

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Editorial
Mike Osborne, Editor
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Development of the personal qualities assessment as a tool for selecting medical students
David Powis, Miles Bore, Donald Munro and Mary Ann Lumsden, University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia and University of Glasgow
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Responding to diversity, 1964 to 2004: the US struggle to make educational opportunity a reality
Hunter R Boylan, Barbara S. Bonham and Gamba Nwachi Tafari, Appalachian State University and Towson University, Baltimore
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Recognising prior learning: investigating the future of informal learning, a Northern Ireland study
Celia O’Hagan, Gerry McAleavy and John Storan, University of Ulster and University of East London
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One size does not fit all! Gender in/exclusion in a rural community-based ICT initiative
Wendy Faulkner and Tine Kleif, University of Edinburgh
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Lifelong learning chic in the modern practice of adult education: historical and contemporary perspectives
André P Grace, University of Alberta, Canada
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Perceived effectiveness of adult education as a contributor to national development in southern Africa today
Akpovire Oduaran, University of Botswana, and Lucy Okukpon, University of Benin
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Stressors, stress and coping in dual-demand environments:the case of working 'back to schoolers
Dafna Kariv and Tali Heiman, College of Management, Rishon Le Zion, Israel, and Open University of Israel
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