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Student Self-Reported Gains Attributed to College Attendance: Comparing Two-Year and Four-Year Students. IR Applications, Volume 17, January 15, 2009

• Authors : Knight, William E.; Association for Institutional Research

Subjects: Structural Equation Models; Academic Persistence; College AttendanceNational Survey of Student Engagement

• Source: Association for Institutional Research (NJ1). 2009.16

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A student stampede.

• Authors : Schofield, John

Subjects: *FORECASTING; COLLEGE attendance; SCHOOL enrollmentONTARIO; CANADA

• Source: Maclean's. 04/19/99, Vol. 112 Issue 16, p55. 2p. 1 Color Photograph, 1 Graph.

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IDRA Newsletter. Volume 47, No. 9

• Authors : Goodman, Christie L.; Intercultural Development Research Association

Subjects: COVID-19; Pandemics; Student AttritionTexas

• Source: Intercultural Development Research Association. 2020.8

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Expedited enrollment: Can "direct admissions" fix a college attendance slump?

• Authors : MCCALLUM, BEKAH

Subjects: COLLEGE attendance; EDUCATIONAL standards; LEGAL judgments

• Source: World (0888-157X). 12/23/2023, Vol. 38 Issue 24, p67-67. 1p.

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Enrollment decline may be stabilizing.

Subjects: *COLLEGE attendance; *STATISTICSUNITED States

• Source: USA Today Magazine. Apr96, Vol. 124 Issue 2611, p12. 2p.

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Blending high school and college can sharpen the focus of each.

• Authors : Vargas, Joel; Hooker, Sarah; Gerwin, Carol

Subjects: HIGH school students; COLLEGE attendance; DUAL school enrollmentUNITED States

• Source: Phi Delta Kappan. Nov2017, Vol. 99 Issue 3, p13-18. 6p. 1 Black and White Photograph, 3 Diagrams.

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IDRA Newsletter. Volume 46, No. 1

• Authors : Goodman, Christie L.; Intercultural Development Research Association

Subjects: Equal Education; Civil Rights; Family RoleTexas

• Source: Intercultural Development Research Association. 2019.8

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Education Full Text (H.W. Wilson)

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Hi there, new lecturer! These are the human elements that make students feel included: Forget constructive alignment and instructional scaffolding, things like saying 'hello' and being encouraging are the real key to good, inclusive lectures.

• Authors : Grayson, Andy¹

Subjects: *LECTURES & lecturing; *COLLEGE attendance; *COLLEGE students

• Source: Times Higher Education. 9/29/2022, Issue 2518, p40-41. 2p.

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Mixing In-Person and Distance Learning.

Subjects: *COLLEGE attendance; *DISTANCE education; *SCHOOL absenteeism

• Source: USA Today Magazine. Dec2019, Vol. 148 Issue 2895, p3-3. 1/3p.

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