[PDF] Top 20 College Bound High School Seniors' Perceptions of the Community College

... the community college sector as a whole is perhaps misguided” (Shaw ...p.1). Community colleges are diverse institutions serving diverse populations in diverse service areas with often unique ... See full document

... their perceptions and attitudes influence student perception, and ultimately, student success‖ ...these high schools about how their high school counselor impacted their decision to attend ... See full document

... Frankfurt School, developed the concept of hegemony to explain the inability of individuals to recognize ideology (Merrington, ...become bound up in our alienation and our consent becomes manufactured like ... See full document

... For the purposes of this study, the term globalization is used in correlation with times of peace. While one may easily argue that, at present, there is both the emergence of globalization and war taking place in the ... See full document

... the high school counselor’s role in career ...about high school counselors’ views concerning community college and technical education postsecondary ...perceive community ... See full document

... humanistic school of leadership discovered that workers were not simply employees, but also contributed to and were integral components of a dynamic social system within the work ... See full document

... of school counselor contact was negatively correlated with school counselor ...as College Possible or Upward Bound ...their school counselors less often or less effectively as their ... See full document

... early college high schools can be traced to concurrent-enrollment programs launched in Texas in the ...enable high school students to enroll in college courses ...Early College ... See full document

... If senior managers tend to emphasise the importance of strategy, policy and leadership from the top, they also emphasise the shared nature of the enterprise. This finding is moreover echoed in a large quantitative ... See full document

... The following description of the NJ UI data borrows heavily from Krueger and Mueller (2011). For a more detailed description of the data (in particular of the sampling procedures, the survey instrument, or details of the ... See full document

... future college students’ academic ...both high school grade point averages and standardized test scores, such as the SAT or ACT used in the United States, are generally significant predictors of ... See full document

... of school dropouts in regard to whether or not having someone supporting them would have helped them to stay enrolled and to ultimately be successful in ...or school-professional working closely with them ... See full document

... Hispanic high school students from a school district in South ...traditional school model and students at an Early College High School (ECHS) within a school model ... See full document

... instrumental teaching. A difference between White’s study and Norwood’s (1994) study is that White’s (1997) study does not support the idea of instrumental teaching as an effective means for reducing mathematics anxiety, ... See full document

... The College Transfer Pathway (CTP) in North Carolina requires a ...weighted high school GPA to participate which puts barriers in front of students who might benefit from participation (North ... See full document

... the College of Education and Psychology at North Carolina State ...participants perceptions of their experiences in participating in the strategic planning ...your perceptions of experiences in the ... See full document

... ed school is disadvantaged because it deals in “soft” qualitative and practical research that is incapable of producing “hard”, reproducible and generalizable knowledge in matters of any ... See full document

... a community college in northern California to bolster his athletic skills and transfer to a Division I institution on a ...the community college and was supported financially by his ...the ... See full document

... the high stakes nature of the QEP and the sheer number of institutions impacted by the requirement, it is surprising that there is little published research concerning the process, the plans themselves, and the ... See full document

... the high school students with disabilities in options of post secondary school transition (Skouge, Kelly, Roberts, Leake, & Stodden, ...the high school students, as they may be ... See full document