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Student Engagement in the first Year of College Expectations and Performance. 投影片製作:賀增原. Content. Student success is everybody’s business. The expectations-experience gap: the evidence. Considerations in closing the first-year student expectations-experience gap. Recommendations.
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Student Engagement in the first Year of CollegeExpectations and Performance 投影片製作:賀增原
Content • Student success is everybody’s business • The expectations-experience gap: the evidence • Considerations in closing the first-year student • expectations-experience gap • Recommendations • Conclusion
Content • Student success is everybody’s business • The expectations-experience gap: the evidence • Considerations in closing the first-year student • expectations-experience gap • Recommendations • Conclusion
The expectations-experience gap: the evidence • Participation in Course-Related Learning Activities • Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Faculty Interaction • Extracurricular Activities • Interactions with Diverse Students
The expectations-experience gap: the evidence • Participation in Course-Related Learning Activities • Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Faculty Interaction • Extracurricular Activities • Interactions with Diverse Students
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Use the library as a quiet place to study or read (Response options - 1:never, 2:occasionally, 3:often, 4:very often) (Assumption-(priority):4>3>2>1 ) (Data from the college student experiences questionnaire (CSEQ))
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Read assigned materials other than textbooks in the library
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Use email to communicate with an instructor or classmates
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Participate in class discussions using an electronic medium (e-mail, list-serv, chat group, etc.)
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Search the World Wide Web or Internet for information related to a course
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Attend a lecture or panel discussion
Out – of – Class Learning Activities • Use a learning lab or center to improve study or academic skills (reading, writing, etc.)
Faculty Interaction • Ask your instructor for information related to a course you are taking (grades, make-up work, assignments, etc.)
Faculty Interaction • Discuss ideas for a term paper or other class project with a faculty member
Faculty Interaction • Socialize with a faculty member outside the classroom (have a snack or soft drink, etc.)
Faculty Interaction • Ask your instructor for comments and criticisms about your academic performance
Extracurricular Activities • Use recreational facilities (pool, fitness equipment, courts, etc.)
Extracurricular Activities • Attend a meeting of a campus club, organization, or student government group
Extracurricular Activities • Work on a campus committee, student organization, or service project (publications, student government, special event, etc.)
Extracurricular Activities • Manage or provide leadership for an organization or service project, on or off the campus
Using above the results to evaluate the performance of students (Fuzzy theory) Figure 1 FIS Editor
Table 1 P.S. 0.3: occasionally; 0.6: often