retention in higher education
The promotion of 'character' and its relationship to retention in higher education
... in higher education and, in recent times, such approaches have been increasingly scrutinised in terms of their (in)ability to adequately prepare students for the challenging social contexts in which their ...
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The Impact of Enabling Programs on Indigenous Participation, Success and Retention in Australian Higher Education
... completing higher education ...improved retention rates arising from the enabling pro- grams translate to improved completion rates, even when lower success rates may expand the time in which this ...
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An investigation of Academic and Social integration in Private Higher Education Institution in Malaysia as a Moderating Variable in Relations to Satisfaction Toward Students Retention.
... to retention and students’ retention is moderated by academic and social integration in private higher education institution in ...and retention among undergraduate students’ from ...
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Student Retention in UK Higher Education: Exploring the Link between Entry Grades and Attrition Trends
... As expected key stakeholders including students, institutions, employer and the state (the state interests are represented by agencies such as: UCAS, HEA, HESA, HEFCE, British Council, etc) are extremely concerned and ...
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Higher education teachers' experiences with learning analytics in relation to student retention
... and higher education? According to Lampelto (2015), digitisation is already very evident in vocational basic and adult education ...every education provider has a digital education ...
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Data mining techniques in higher education research : The example of student retention
... undergraduate education is much more than formal instruction and encompasses opportunities to develop socially, culturally, physically, spiritually and ...1944 Education Act when compulsory secondary ...
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Modernisation of Higher Education in Europe Access, Retention and Employability 2014 Eurydice Report
... While measuring the scale of drop-out and taking action to reduce it may be a national challenge in many countries, institutions are more concerned with what they are able to do to prevent it. A common theme for all the ...
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Supporting the retention of non-traditional students in Higher Education using a resilience framework
... However, it is important not to embrace over-enthusiastically resilience as providing an alternative theoretical framework for understanding student retention and withdrawal. In the same way that Bourdieu can be ...
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Quality Teaching & Higher Education System in...
... It is essential to measure the impact of the quality teaching initiatives in order to be able to improve these initiatives. However assessing the quality of one’s teaching remains challenging. This difficulty may in part ...
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Exploring student engagegment practises at a South African university: Student engagement as reliable predictor of academic performance
... Student engagement provides a useful framework to examine higher education’s promotion of student persistence and retention in South Africa (Strydom 2014; Wawrzynski, Heck and Remley 2012). Student ...
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Learning Objects Innovation in Higher Education: Students’ Perspective
... The implications on such learning communication patterns makes students become passive and lack of initiative or passively involved in the process of searching and sharing knowledge. Their imagination becomes less ...
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A Phenomenological Study of Education for Sustainable Development in Higher Education of Pakistan
... informal education(Khalifa & Sandholz, ...at higher education is more crucial than compulsory education due to the fact that at this stage students have chosen their career orientation ...
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Immigrant Narrative Perspectives: Exploring Implicit Bias in Higher Education
... in higher education or to the personal stories of immigrants, which can serve as a window into the pressures that shape the learning opportunities of students attempting to assimilate into the ...
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An Analysis of Effective Learner Feedback Mechanism in Higher Education
... The Nominal Group Technique provides educators with opportunities to capitalize on inquisitive behaviors of students to facilitate effective engagement and learning. Statistics for analysis and discussion are made ...
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Growth and Transformation through Higher Education An Analysis of the Higher Education System in France and Recommendations to India
... current education system in India is under pressure to expand education access and options to accommodate the large youth ...from education, employment, or training, while the overwhelming majority ...
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Challenges of Higher Education in India
... Indian higher education system has undergone massive expansion in post-independent India. More number of Universities, Technical Institutes, Research Institutions and Professional / Non-professional ...
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Whither Scottish Higher Education? [Special Edition: Higher Education]
... of Higher Education which facilitates high, international quality of research, teaching and knowledge exchange activities; and the continuing durability of familiar and exhaustive arguments about sources of ...
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ICT Integration in Teaching and Learning Activities in Higher Education: A Case Study of Nepal’s Teacher Education
... of Education explored that the SHEP and NORHED projects initially provided 66 laptops and some multimedia projectors to establish a computer ...of Education had a plan to digitise accounting and examination ...
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The Impact of Proactive Student-Success Coaching Using Predictive Analytics on Community College Students.
... on retention and GPA (Johnson, 2000), but other studies suggested some positive correlations between alerts and student success using different systems: Purdue University’s “Signals” (Campbell, 2007; and Pistilli ...
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Students’ Readiness for E-learning Application in Higher Education
... art education at universities in Iran and matching these with the strengths and weaknesses of virtual art education will lead to better understanding of threats and opportunities in implementing e-learning ...
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