A MAGYARORSZÁGON TANULÓ KÜLFÖLDI HALLGATÓK ELVÁRÁSAINAK ÖSSZEHASONLÍTÓ ELEMZÉSE GONDOLATTÉRKÉP SEGÍTSÉGÉVEL: TÚLMUTAT AZ ELVÁRÁSOKON?
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A hallgatói elvárások az egyik olyan döntő kérdés, amellyel az egyetemnek foglalkoznia kell. A hallgatói elvárások összefüggenek a hallgatók elégedettségével, felsőoktatási elkötelezettségével. A tanulmány kvalitatív kutatást mutat be, különös tekintettel a gondolattérkép elemzésre. A vizsgálati eszköz a hallgatók gondolattérképének két formája volt (a Magyarországra érkezés előtt és után). A vizsgálatban kilenc külföldi hallgató vett részt, akik jelenleg Magyarországon tanulnak. Megállapítást nyert, hogy a nemzetközi hallgatók gondolattérképezése, a gondolattérképezés típusa és a hallgatói elvárások általános gondolat-térképezésének áttekintése hasonlóságokat és különbségeket egyaránt mutatnak.
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