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The Perceptions of Selected Community College Staff Toward Inservice Staff Development Programs in Illinois Community Colleges
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A Clique Analysis of the Effect of Proximity Upon Communication Structureand Interpersonal Relationships for Permanent and Non-Permanent College Staff Members
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An assessment of a community college's grow-your-own leadership program: perceptions of program graduates and community college staff members: a sequential mixed-method case study
<p>Community college scholars and researchers have expressed the need to develop community college staff, at all levels, for leaders and leadership roles in anticipation to forecasted retirements. These retirements represent a loss of experienced leaders and leadership can produce leadership gaps …
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Evaluating a Racial Equity Curriculum for Anti-Racist Organizational Change
… organizational change for racial equity in a college setting. The research question for this study is “How did the Dismantling Racism curriculum affect college staff and faculty participants' racial equity work and anti-racist behavior post-training?” The study uses data from 14 participants …
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An exploration of the lived experiences of black males in two East Midlands further education (FE) colleges
… their educational experience while studying at college. I explore the encounters they experienced in terms of accessing the taught curriculum, their experiences of the institutional cultures in FE and the relationships they were able to form with college staff members. I suggest that race is an …
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An Analysis of Selected California Community College Faculty Members' Perceptions of Challenges Experienced during the First Year of Hire
… were interviewed from three community colleges. Interview sites were chosen to include three institutions of different sizes. Site 1 was an urban-centered college and a part of a multi-college district. Sites 2 and 3 were both single-college districts. All participants were hired in the …
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'Separate Realities': An Investigation Into The Social Behaviour Of A Group Of Adults With Severe Learning Difficulties And A Discussion Of The Factors Which Appear To Motivate This Behaviour
… difficulties who attend a further education college in Northern Ireland. Data were collected by observation and interviews with students, college staff, carers, volunteers and other professionals. A number of salient themes have emerged. The perceptions of the student group are at great …
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Teaching Intercultural Communication Competence in the Healthcare Context
… Along these lines, it is important to equip college staff with intercultural skills to competently navigate intercultural interactions. Health care service is one of the college service providers, that is used by international students to large extent. Providing intercultural communication …
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Teaching Intercultural Communication Competence in the Healthcare Context
… Along these lines, it is important to equip college staff with intercultural skills to competently navigate intercultural interactions. Health care service is one of the college service providers, that is used by international students to large extent. Providing intercultural communication …
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How do staff in a post-16 college co-construct Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs in their setting? A Discourse Analysis.
… The aim of this research was to explore how college staff co-constructed SEMH needs in their setting, to offer a valuable insight as to how EPs can best support similar settings in the future. Existing literature highlighted an absence of EP research on SEMH needs in post-16 education, or how …
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Gender, age and technology: a feminist analysis of older women learning the Internet
… and supplemented by background information from college staff and fliers. My own research diary supported a reflexive approach and biographical details of the respondents added context to the central enquiries. Several themes emerged from the data which related the concepts of age and gender to …
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Automated library networking in American public community college Learning Resources Centers
… study was to investigate the extent of community college Learning Resources Centers' participation in automated library networking (ALN), to identify the factors which influenced or inhibited participation, to identify the benefits gained and the problems encountered due to participation, to …
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An analysis of the perceptions of teacher trainees, practicing teachers, college educators, and public school administrators regarding the effectiveness of undergraduate teacher preparation programs at Ball State University and Western Michigan University.
… first and second year practicing teachers, college educators, and public school administrators regarding the effectiveness of the undergraduate teacher preparation programs at Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana; and Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. The analysis of the …
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Introducing a quality system into an adult education college
… system developed for use in further education colleges is to be piloted in a college of adult education. A summarised description or tne system is provided with more detail provided at Annex (A). Research objectives are described and a number of issues are discussed around the theme of change. …
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An employee engagement analysis of XYZ College: New Zealand
… that affect employee engagement within XYZ College. Only when the influencing factors of engagement within their environment matches the values and the qualities of their employees can sustainable engagement levels be expected. More importantly, no organisation can afford to react on …
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The study and learning strategies of students in a New Zealand tertiary institution
… in the natural setting of a New Zealand teachers college. It was prompted by the researchers’ professional interest as a teachers college lecturer, the need expressed in the research literature for in-depth longitudinal research into learning at the tertiary level, and the contradictory findings …
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The rhetoric of participation: student voice initiatives in a college of further education - a case study.
… how student voice practice operates within a college of Further Education, which is predominantly, although not exclusively, populated by 16 – 18 year olds. The significance of participation is central to international and national policy across a range of organisations including the UN …