Emblems of quality in higher education: Developing and sustaining high-quality programs/ by Jennifer Grant Haworth and Clifton F. Conrad
Material type:
- 0-205-19546-6
- BCir.378.24 H317e 1997
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Includes references and index.
--Contents 1.Perspectives on academic program quality --2.Constructing a theory of program quality --3.An engagement theory of academic programs quality --4.Diverse and engaged participants --5.Participatory cultures --6.Interactive teaching and learning --7.Connected program requirements --8.Adequate resources --9.Developing and sustaining high-quality programs --10.Engaged teaching and learning staking a claim for a new perspective on program quality.
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