Alienation and engagement: exploring students’ experiences of studying engineering
By Jennifer Case *. 2007
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Subfields: Education, Sociology and Political Science
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- Alienation and engagement: development of an alternative theoretical framework for understanding student learning (2008, methodology): “I have used this approach in a recent empirical study of alienation and engagement ( Case, 2007 ) and have noted a similar study conducted in the UK (Hand & Bryson, 2005).”
- Factors associated with employee engagement in South Africa : original research (2010, methodology): “Individuals are usually estranged from their selves under these kinds of conditions and restoration of meaning in work is a method of fostering an individual’s motivation and attachment to work (Seeman, 1972).”
- Beyond ‘doing time’: investigating the concept of student engagement with feedback (2011, background): “…on lack of engagement, withdrawal and the problems of ‘dropping-out’ (e.g. Willis, 1977; Finn, 1989), alienation (Mann, 2001; Bryson & Hand, 2007; Case, 2007), exclusion from school (McCluskey, 2008) or the broader aspects of (non) participation and identification with the institution (e.g.…”