Sexualities Project - China team
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This document summarizes a research project exploring the incorporation of sexuality education into university curriculums in China. The project will involve interviewing students, professors, and administrative staff at universities to understand perspectives and feasibility. It will use qualitative and quantitative social science research methods. The goal is to open dialogue and strengthen capacity for teaching about sexuality and gender issues in a Chinese academic context.
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In-text citations and references are in proper APA style.
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20
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Education practitioners and researchers on the American with disabilities
Skiba, R. J., Simmons, A. B., (2008). Achieving equity in special education: History, status, and current challenges. Exceptional Children, 74(3), 264-288.
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Rational of the study
The presence of articles were 20 out of 2300 published matched the search. The article covered the representation of the students, how the students are perceived as well as what the articles state about them. The article is focused on need and experiences, academic achievement, programs and services and .
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