In this paper, we critique the conceptual, methodological and ideological issues involved in the university attrition debate in both Canada and the United States and discuss the salient policy implications of attrition research for higher edu- cation in Canada. We argue that American attrition research tends to result in policy recommendations aimed at those students who have already demonstrat- ed their ability to succeed academically without assistance. A change of empha- sis that places the question of attrition in the context of the role of higher educa- tion in society, particularly in relation to the issue of equality of opportunity, is suggested
This paper identifies research work undertaken in 2002 that examined the notion of why first year st...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
Retention and attrition rates in higher education have long been a focus of research. This paper pre...
In this paper, we critique the conceptual, methodological and ideological issues involved in the uni...
In this paper, we critique the conceptual, methodological and ideological issues involved in the uni...
Student attrition continues to be a significant and costly challenge for higher education institutio...
© 2017 UCU. This study situates student attrition within the strategic framework of Australian publi...
A survey of returning and non-returning students at Scarborough College was undertaken to investigat...
University attrition prevention strategies are typically generic, centrally managed, whole of univer...
Retention and attrition rates in higher education have long been a focus of research. This paper pre...
Student transition to university is a milestone for most people seeking a higher education. The rang...
This was an important conference for nurse educators. I am pleased that I was able to represent Atha...
International research suggests that government policy, institutional culture and learner characteri...
Student attrition is an ongoing concern in American higher education, where institutions are being i...
grantor: University of TorontoConcern over student attrition from schools places the issu...
This paper identifies research work undertaken in 2002 that examined the notion of why first year st...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
Retention and attrition rates in higher education have long been a focus of research. This paper pre...
In this paper, we critique the conceptual, methodological and ideological issues involved in the uni...
In this paper, we critique the conceptual, methodological and ideological issues involved in the uni...
Student attrition continues to be a significant and costly challenge for higher education institutio...
© 2017 UCU. This study situates student attrition within the strategic framework of Australian publi...
A survey of returning and non-returning students at Scarborough College was undertaken to investigat...
University attrition prevention strategies are typically generic, centrally managed, whole of univer...
Retention and attrition rates in higher education have long been a focus of research. This paper pre...
Student transition to university is a milestone for most people seeking a higher education. The rang...
This was an important conference for nurse educators. I am pleased that I was able to represent Atha...
International research suggests that government policy, institutional culture and learner characteri...
Student attrition is an ongoing concern in American higher education, where institutions are being i...
grantor: University of TorontoConcern over student attrition from schools places the issu...
This paper identifies research work undertaken in 2002 that examined the notion of why first year st...
Distance education (learning and teaching by distance modes of information exchange) is often charac...
Retention and attrition rates in higher education have long been a focus of research. This paper pre...