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Antecedents to Students' Importance Rankings of the Course Experience Questionnaire Elements
This study empirically examined the interrelationship between the cultural orientation of higher education business students, their learning styles, and their perception of teaching quality. A total of 364 higher education business students (54 international students), from Victoria University were
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