Transformative Practices to Support First-Generation College Students as Academic Learners: Findings From a Systematic Literature Review

Milagros Castillo-Montoya, Jillian Ives
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ABSTRACT Literature on first-generation college students contains a range of practices that can support first-generation college students as academic learners. To synthesize these practices for higher education practitioners, we conducted a systematic literature review of 53 articles. We identified three types of transformative practices from the literature: (a) promoting an institutional interdependent learning culture, (b) providing explicit support for academic learning, and (c) creating learning experiences that center communal goals. Across these three practices, we demonstrate the importance of educational practitioners drawing on students’ lived experiences as a valuable source of knowledge for their collegiate learning experience.
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支持第一代大学生作为学术学习者的变革实践:来自系统文献综述的发现
关于第一代大学生的文献包含了一系列的实践,可以支持第一代大学生作为学术学习者。为了综合这些高等教育从业者的实践,我们对53篇文章进行了系统的文献综述。我们从文献中确定了三种类型的变革实践:(a)促进机构相互依存的学习文化,(b)为学术学习提供明确的支持,(c)创造以共同目标为中心的学习体验。通过这三个实践,我们证明了教育从业者将学生的生活经验作为他们大学学习经验的宝贵知识来源的重要性。
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