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Tinto Vincent (2003). « Promoting Student Retention Through Classroom Practice ». In Enhancing Student Retention: Using International Policy and Practice. En ligne : <http://www.staffs.ac.uk ... s/Amster-paperVT(1).pdf>
Added by: Marie Gaussel (12 Jun 2007 08:51:03 Europe/Paris) Last edited by: Feyfant Annie (23 Feb 2010 16:01:03 Europe/Paris) |
| Resource type: Conference Paper BibTeX citation key: Tintoa  |
Categories: Enseignement supérieur Keywords: adéquation scolaire, diplômation, gestion d'établissement scolaire, pédagogie universitaire, université Creators: Tinto Collection: Enhancing Student Retention: Using International Policy and Practice |
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| URLs http://www.staffs. ... ter-paperVT(1).pdf |
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Many universities in the United States speak of the importance of increasing student retention. Indeed, quite a few invest substantial resources in programs designed to achieve that end. Some universities even hire consultants who promise a proven formula for successful retention. But for all that effort, most universities do not take student retention seriously. They treat student retention, like so many other issues, as one more item to add to the list of issues to be addressed by the university. They adopt what Parker Palmer calls the "add a course" strategy in addressing the issues that face them. Need to address the issue of diversity? Add a course in diversity studies. Need to address the issue of student retention, in particular that of new students? Add a freshman seminar or perhaps a freshmen mentoring program. Added by: Marie Gaussel Last edited by: Feyfant Annie |