Dr
Tony Cook
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University of Ulster
Cromore Road
Coleraine
N. Ireland
BT52 1SA
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Advice on running focus groups
E-learning and Retention: a practical
guide
Guidelines for the Management of Student Transition
Guidelines have been produced to guide the identification
of good practice within student transition. The guidelines have been built
from experience in a variety of institutions and literature and are designed
as a checklist of those activities that may have an impact on the proper
management of student transitions.
STAR Guidelines
An Induction Audit
This audit is designed as a tool that can be used to
examine your current practice. No one institution could be expected to
display all the aspects of good practice implied in this audit. Some questions
might address problems which you do not have, while others may be totally
beyond the gift of those completing the audit. Considering the questions
in this audit and the discussion of the outcomes with colleagues should
promote reflection and change where advantages are perceived. Change has
costs but so does student attrition.
Induction Audit
Reports and Papers
- Practical Guide: bringing together
e-learning & student retention
Anagnostopoulou and Parmar (2009)
- Review of widening participation research:
addressing the barriers to participation in higher education Gorard
(2006). A literature review sponsored by the HEA
From Life Crisis to Lifelong Learning,
Quinn, Thomas, Slack et al 2005. A report form the Rowntree Foundation.
Improving Student Retention and Achievement;
Paul Martinez, Learning and Skills Development Agency
- Optimally Maximising Student Retention in
Higher Education; Elaine Smith & Barry Beggs, Glasgow Caledonian
- The Importance of Faculty-Student Contact
Outside the Classroom; Joe Cuseo, Marymount College, California
- Academic Advisement and Student
Retention; Joe Cuseo, Marymount College, California
- Academic-Support Strategies
for The First Year of College; Joe Cuseo, Marymount College, California
- Hitting the Ground Running: The Role of Induction;
Anthony Cook and Houston Lowe, University of Ulster
- A New Paradigm for Maximising Student Retention
in Higher Education;Elaine Smith & Barry Beggs, Glasgow Caledonian
- Fair Enough - Wider Access to University
by Identifying Potential to Succeed; Universities UK
- Fundamental theories, retention principles
and planning strategies for retention; Noel Levitz, National Centre
for Enrolment
75 Possible Retention Related Actions/Strategies;
Noel Levitz, National Centre for Enrolment
Student Induction Network Group (SING)
There was a meeting of this group in September 2003.
Find below links to the resources used.
Examples
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