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Date of this Version
2012
Document Type
Article
Citation
Published in Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council, Fall/Winter 2012, Volume 13, Number 2
Abstract
In many countries, the training of researchers who will be internationally competitive has become a primary objective, leading to extensive discussion of the curricula, educational content, and methods that may ensure a high level of student achievement. In this global climate, only the most excellent students have the potential to engage successfully in international competition and become leading-edge researchers in the world-wide marketplace of research. Thus, any country seeking to be internationally competitive must consider ways to further raise the level of excellent students.
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