Segregation of American Indian Undergraduate Students in Institutions of Higher Education     

Joe T. Darden  Joshua G. Bagaka's  Tracy Armstrong  Terrence Payne 《Equity & Excellence in Education》2013,46(3):61-68

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AFRO‐AMERICAN TEACHING CREDENTIALS IN CALIFORNIA     

Joe T. Darden  Joshua G. Bagaka's  Sameh M. Kamel 《Equity & Excellence in Education》2013,46(2):56-60

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Doing it the Community College Way: Community College-Specific Programming     

Mia Ocean  John Cronin  Joshua Granat 《Community College Journal of Research & Practice》2013,37(9):622-624

ABSTRACT

Community colleges are often boxed into university models despite the unique nature of their institutional missions and student populations. We believe community colleges need to develop their own models, rooted in their distinctive missions, to encourage student success. We illustrate this through our experience with a short-term research assistantship program. The program created a brief, but important, way to enhance the student–professor relationship and engage students in applied research practices. It also provided a resource to assist community college faculty in conducting their own, original research. We hope others will not only develop similar programs, but perhaps more importantly, that this article will spur bottom-up, creative thinking to engage time-constrained, community college students in meaningful ways.  相似文献   

Who Places into Developmental Education and Why     

Joshua Pretlow III  Heather D. Wathington 《Community College Journal of Research & Practice》2013,37(10):794-799

Having garnered national attention, high failure rates in developmental education present a significant barrier to state and national policymakers’ goals of increasing the percentage of adults who earn a college credential. However, a majority of the research fails to consider why students place into developmental education. This piece examines a sample of recent high school graduates in Texas who placed into developmental education with the goal of gaining a more nuanced understanding of why these students required remediation. We find that rather than simply blaming the students for their failure to learn basic skills, there are concrete and actionable steps that policymakers and practitioners can take to help students avoid remediation, important actions that would increase students’ chances of earning a postsecondary credential.  相似文献   

An Empirical Inquiry on Knowledge Sharing Among Academicians in Higher Learning Institutions     

T. Ramayah  Jasmine A. L. Yeap  Joshua Ignatius 《Minerva》2013,51(2):131-154

Universities are expected to be places where knowledge is shared freely among academicians. However, the reality shows that knowledge sharing is barely present within universities these days. As Malaysia shifts towards building a knowledge-based society, academic institutions, particularly the public universities, now face ever-growing faculty demands for sharing quality resources and expertise. As a result, knowledge sharing in academia has become a rising concern. The purpose of this study, then, is to uncover the factors that propel knowledge sharing among academicians in higher learning institutions of Malaysia. Using the Theory of Reasoned Action as the basis for this study’s research framework, data was gathered from 447 academicians in 10 public universities scattered throughout the country. Findings from the Partial Least Squares analysis revealed that extrinsic motivation, reciprocal relationships, sense of self-worth and subjective norm are vital determinants of an academician’s attitude towards knowledge sharing. In turn, this attitude that is formed will largely determine whether the academician engages in knowledge sharing behaviors or not. Besides having a positive effect on attitude, sense of self-worth also exhibited a positive impact on the subjective norm to share knowledge. Consequently, this subjective norm will have an impact upon knowledge sharing behavior. In addition, perceived behavioral control and organizational climate were discovered to have a direct influence on knowledge sharing behaviors. Implications, limitations as well as suggestions for future research are accordingly discussed in this paper.  相似文献   

Imagining the New Order Nation: Materiality and Hyperreality in Indonesia     

Bart Simon  Joshua Barker 《Culture, Theory & Critique》2013,54(2):139-153

This paper examines the tension between the materiality of information and communications technologies and the hyperreality which they are thought to produce. The setting for our analysis is Indonesia, where the most recent innovations in communications technologies co-exist alongside ancient – but still functional – ‘predecessor’ devices. Building upon Benedict Anderson's work on late-colonial Indonesia and Chandra Mukerji's work on seventeenth-century French formal gardens, we examine how the national imaginaries specific to Suharto's New Order state are embedded in the materiality of the present.  相似文献   

Correction to: Review socially extended epistemology     

Habgood-Coote  Joshua 《Metascience》2019,28(3):449-449

Metascience - This review essay was published without the title and therefore has been corrected.  相似文献   

Physics and the manifest image of time     

Mozersky  M. Joshua 《Metascience》2018,27(3):517-521

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Disabling Academic Standards: Learning Disabilities and Time-and-a-Half Testing     

Joshua F. Drake 《Academic Questions》2018,31(3):304-312

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Meeting Challenges in the Data World: RDAP 2017     

Joshua Finnell  Brian Cain 《International Information and Library Review》2017,49(4):310-312

The Global Postcards column is pleased to publish two contributions from Joshua Finnell and his colleagues. The first contribution with Brian Cain documents the themes and conversations of the Research Data Access and Preservation Summit (RDAP) in April 2017. The second contribution from Joshua with Stacy Konkiel documents the creation and sustainment of the Library Pipeline, a grassroots library organization. Finally, coeditor Robin Kear provides a personal synopsis of her attendance at the IFLA World Library & Information Congress (WLIC) in Wroclaw Poland in August 2017.

We always welcome contributions. If you would like to send a submission, please contact either of the column's coeditors: Jacqueline Solis, jsolis@email.unc.edu, and Robin Kear, rlk25@pitt.edu.  相似文献