OPEN AND DISTANCE HIGHER EDUCATION AND RIGHTS OF THE DIFFABLE

Authors

  • Mani Festati Broto Universitas Terbuka

Keywords:

diffable, distance education, independent

Abstract

This article discusses a qualitative research of diffable in the relation with open and distance education. A summary of in-depth interviews with 5 diffable is presented. It is expected that these interviews will help us gain better understanding of diffable people. Linking the diffabled to distance education, we will see that they are potential students of open and distance higher education institutions.

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Published

25-08-2009

How to Cite

Broto, M. F. (2009). OPEN AND DISTANCE HIGHER EDUCATION AND RIGHTS OF THE DIFFABLE. Jurnal Pendidikan Terbuka Dan Jarak Jauh, 10(2), 100–104. Retrieved from https://jurnal.ut.ac.id/index.php/jptjj/article/view/489

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