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Sharifah Md Nor is a professor at the Faculty of Educational Studies University Putra Malaysia. Her field of specialization is sociology of education, her focus of study are,rural education,education of the disadvantaged,and effective schools.At present she is the coordinator of The Centre of Basic Research 'CARE'( Children at Risk Education)Faculty of Educational Studies UPM.She has conducted about 20 major resarch and have published her findings in journals,books and proceedings.
Publications:
| Students’ Perception of their Teachers’ Teaching Behaviours | |||
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Ethics in teaching still remain an important concern regardless of the fast changing technologies in the world of teaching and learning. A study was conducted to explore university students’ perception of their lecturers’ ethical behaviors in the process of teaching. |
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| At Risk Children: What Teachers Should Know | |||
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This study of 62 children alerts teachers to the problems and specific educational needs of at risk children. |
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| Necessary Skills For Success in Higher Learning | |||
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The study focuses on identifying whether other factors, apart from academic qualification, are needed to ensure success in higher learning. |
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| Struggling Students in Low Ability Grouped Classrooms: Standardized Assessments and the Uphill Battle | |||
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This paper aims to discuss learning climates of the lower streamed classrooms and the problems teachers face teaching them, in the context of Malaysia’s highly centralized and examination oriented system. |
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| At-Risk Students' Response to Learning Mathematics and Science in a Second Language | |||
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This paper will compare the response of students of differing ability levels in learning content subjects in the first and second language. |
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