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Ivory tower blues : a university system in crisis /

"In this book, James E. Cote and Anton L. Allahar provide a frank account of the contemporary Canadian university, drawing on their own research and personal experiences as well as conversations with students, counsellors, professors, administrators, educational researchers, and policy-makers p...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Côté, James E.
Otros Autores: Allahar, Anton
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press, ©2007.
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505 0 |a Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Canadaâ€?s World-Leading University System: Image versus Reality -- Who Should Read This Book? -- 1 Troubles in Paradise -- The Disengaged Student -- Higher Expectations, Lower Effort -- Credentialism and Grade Inflation -- Credentialism and Academic Disengagement -- Roots of Student Disengagement -- The New Functions of Higher Education -- Sorting, Weeding, and Cooling -- The Obsession with High Grades: Grade Inflation Up Close -- Conclusion -- 2 The Professor as Reluctant Gatekeeper 
505 8 |a How the New Functions Have Affected the Interpersonal Dynamics of Teaching and Learning: Faculty DisengagementThe Growth of Education as a Business -- Life in the Credential Mart -- Deskilling of the Professoriate -- The Cult of Self-esteem and Other Sources of the Sense of Entitlement -- Learning to Live with Student Disengagement -- Awareness of the Issues: Sliding Standards -- Perceptions of Student Engagement: Institutionalized Indifference -- The Downward Spiral: The New Normal -- Job Satisfaction and Job Stress: Being Thick-Skinned 
505 8 |a Student Evaluations: Necessary Evils?Sharing the Blame -- Conclusion: Higher Education as a Big Business -- 3 The Student as a Reluctant Intellectual -- The Hazardous Passage to Adulthood -- The Millennial Generation -- The Gamut of Student Engagement -- Voices of Disengagement -- Student Empowerment -- The Retreat of Faculty -- Grade Inflation and the Democratization of Education -- Education as a Commodity -- Standards and Criteria -- Edubusiness: University as Corporation -- Conclusion: System Failure of Students 
505 8 |a 4 Parents as Investors and Managers: The Bank of Mom and Dad (BMD)Education as an Investment -- Setting the Right Goals -- Estimating Costs -- Baby Boomer Parents and the Experiences of Their Children -- The Mini-Me and the Helicopter Parent -- In Defence of the Helicopter Parent -- How Parents Influence and Support Their Children -- Aspirations -- Finances: The Bottom Line -- Conclusion -- 5 Policy Implications: So What Is University Good For? What Is Added beyond Alternatives? -- Credentialism Revisited: A Brief History -- You Can Lead Them to Water, but ... 
505 8 |a Grade Inflation Revisited: Underlying CausesThe Science of Grade Inflation and the Route to Reform -- The University Graduate Revisited: What Is Added beyond Other Trajectories to the Workplace and Adulthood? -- Show Me the Numbers: What Science Says about the High End of Benefits of Higher Education -- Monetary Rates of Return -- Looking beyond Statistical Averages: What Science Says about the Low End of the Benefits of the University Education -- Underemployment Revisited -- The Accessibility Issue 
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