…resulting from cultural norms and expectations, specifically the consumer mentality that characterizes how students orient to college. It’s no longer about intellectual experiences; a college degree is now seen as…
…that do not provide the same academic testing experiences as others. Private college prep schools are designed to develop the skills needed to succeed in college, and thus they model…
…to meet students where they are and then change their mindsets for college success. This is not about making college like high school. College is very different, and, yes, college…
In today’s college practicum experiences, it is sometimes quite difficult for students to find quality field or clinical placements to log hours of pre-professional experiences. Hospitals, clinics, and school districts…
…Life Events in College Students (Smyth et al., 2008) found that 20 percent of college students nationwide (N = 6,053) report “symptoms indicative of clinical or subclinical PTSD”. Exposure to…
Almost everyone who has taken a college course is familiar with the genre of the syllabus, or has at least seen one, though the form varies widely among institutions, colleges,…
…and dissertation chair. Dr. Graham holds a BA in psychology and education from Rosemont College, a MS in counseling from Villanova University, a MEd in educational technology from Rosemont College,…
…other instructors at the college grade; a student’s self-grades should be a proxy for the average level of grading rigor at the college, which may be opaque to any individual…
