A study of first year science students in a large Canadian commuter university shows that integration/involvement variables are important in explaining a number of desired outcomes. Most evident is the fact that students who were satisfied with the quality of instruction, and students who felt that topics covered in classes were important to future career success, were more likely than others to score high on a number of desired outcomes. By way of comparison, variables falling in the social integration/involvement category, by and large, were not important in explaining desired outcomes. For example, in contrast to previous findings on factors affecting student development, the number of out- of-class contacts with faculty had no impact on...
The current Canadian landscape of graduate education has pockets of presence of Indigenous faculty, ...
Dans cette étude, nous nous intéressons aux conditions sociales et institutionnelles de l'émergence ...
Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR), the practice of formally assigning credit for le...
A study of first year science students in a large Canadian commuter university shows that integratio...
A study of first year science students in a large Canadian commuter university shows that integratio...
Canadian cities are experiencing increasing ethnic and racial diversity. As a result there is a grow...
This study was initiated by concerns in the literature over freshman students and by the need to kno...
This paper reports the initial findings of a survey (N=388) conducted in Winter 1991 focusing on the...
A Commission of Inquiry on Canadian University Education recently reported that approximately 42% of...
This article presents partial results of a global study about the relation between the class climate...
This article reports a survey of academic vice-presidents and deans of Canadian universities which w...
Although research on Canadian higher education has advanced considerably over the past few decades, ...
Background: Students are selected for admission to the Northern Ontario School of Medicine Universit...
The assessment of teaching by students has become a current practice in establishments of higher edu...
Articulation agreements between colleges and universities, whereby students with two-year college di...
The current Canadian landscape of graduate education has pockets of presence of Indigenous faculty, ...
Dans cette étude, nous nous intéressons aux conditions sociales et institutionnelles de l'émergence ...
Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR), the practice of formally assigning credit for le...
A study of first year science students in a large Canadian commuter university shows that integratio...
A study of first year science students in a large Canadian commuter university shows that integratio...
Canadian cities are experiencing increasing ethnic and racial diversity. As a result there is a grow...
This study was initiated by concerns in the literature over freshman students and by the need to kno...
This paper reports the initial findings of a survey (N=388) conducted in Winter 1991 focusing on the...
A Commission of Inquiry on Canadian University Education recently reported that approximately 42% of...
This article presents partial results of a global study about the relation between the class climate...
This article reports a survey of academic vice-presidents and deans of Canadian universities which w...
Although research on Canadian higher education has advanced considerably over the past few decades, ...
Background: Students are selected for admission to the Northern Ontario School of Medicine Universit...
The assessment of teaching by students has become a current practice in establishments of higher edu...
Articulation agreements between colleges and universities, whereby students with two-year college di...
The current Canadian landscape of graduate education has pockets of presence of Indigenous faculty, ...
Dans cette étude, nous nous intéressons aux conditions sociales et institutionnelles de l'émergence ...
Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR), the practice of formally assigning credit for le...