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is a major resource for teachers, trainers, practitioners and scholars
in higher education within the broad discipline area of the built environment.
It provides an international forum for discussion and debate on subject-focused
teaching, learning and scholarship issues and a means for disseminating
the findings of well founded academic investigations.
The Journal aims to foster high quality academic debate about the way
knowledge is generated, codified, taught and learnt. It will promote stronger
links between research, scholarship, teaching and practice. It aims to
expand the international community of educators in the built environment
and provide a means for disseminating pedagogic knowledge throughout the
community of educators, thereby providing a stronger intellectual basis
for practice.
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Volume 4, Issue 2, December 2009
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Editorial: |
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Embracing Scholarship in the Built Environment Deborah Peel, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland, UK
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Knowing Our Places? Contexts and Edges in Integrating Disciplines in Built Environment Education David Chapman, Birmingham City University, UK
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Planning Theory or Planning Theories? the Hydra Model and its Implications for Planning Education António Ferreira, University of Liverpool, UK Olivier Sykes, University of Liverpool, UK Peter Batey, University of Liverpool, UK
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29-54 (26) |
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Competency-based UK Urban Spatial Planning Education Richard LeGates, San Francisco State University, USA
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55-73 (19) |
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Reflectors, Converts and the Disengaged: a Study of Undergraduate Architecture Students' Perceptions of Undertaking Learning Journals Andrew Roberts, Cardiff University, UK Hannah Yoell, Cardiff University, UK
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74-93 (20) |
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Playful Learning Louis Rice, University of the West of England, UK
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94-108 (15) |
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