Category Archives: American Educational Research Association
The Role of Pre-Collegiate Heuristic Knowledge: Expanding the Local Model of Minority Student Success
Abstract To make money, one must first have money. Similarly, to acquire knowledge, one must first know how to play the game of knowledge acquisition. The Local Model of Minority Student Success (LMMSS) introduced by Padilla, Trevino, Gonzalez and Trevino … Continue reading
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Tagged Foor, Shehab, Trytten, URM Success, Walden
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Impact of Departmental Sovereignty and Faculty Autonomy on Service Classes for Engineering Majors
Abstract In the context of a study in which we used a semi-structured protocol to interview engineering majors, we discovered issues related to technical courses that are taught by departments outside of a student’s major department. We have categorized these … Continue reading
Posted in American Educational Research Association
Tagged Fleener, Gender parity, Murphy, Reynolds, Rhoads, Shehab, Trytten, Walden
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