Networking as a Means to Deliver Distance-Mode Health Education in Bangladesh

Numan, Sharker Md.

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“…In Bangladesh there is only one graduate College of Nursing at Dhaka with a capacity of about 150 students every year. But due to a number of reasons only 50-60 nurses can graduate from the college each year for about 1,200 diploma nurses coming out of 38 nursing institutes (Numan, 2001a(Numan, , 2001b. Much emphasis has been placed on applied subject areas such as English, Applied Sciences, Nutrition, Behavioural Science, Maternal and Child Health Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Nursing Research, Administration and Management, Teaching Methodology and Project in Senior Focus Elective.…”

Section: Health Sciencementioning

confidence: 99%

Accessible Elements: Teaching Science Online and at a Distance

2010

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We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to those who have contributed to this book. The authors graciously gave of their time and expertise to make this book truly come alive, and were also very patient through the review and production process. Many reviewers and colleagues from around the world provided helpful comments and suggestions. The AU Press editors and designers -Erna Dominey, Peter Enman, Kathy Killoh and Natalie Olsen -demonstrated exceptional professionalism and creativity.Dietmar Kennepohl thanks his loving wife, Roberta, for help with redesigning some chapter figures and for her patience in listening to innumerable discussions around delivering science courses at a distance.Lawton Shaw thanks his wife, Tanya, for always being positive and encouraging about this project.

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Section: Health Sciencementioning

confidence: 99%