Appreciative Advising as a Mechanism for Student Development

Emily E. Virtue, B. Root, Robin Lenner
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Abstract:University students who are placed on academic warning are often required to enroll in a course or program to support their return to good academic standing. This case study investigated the major issues that contributed to first-year students’ academic struggles and how their participation in the Learning Contract course, guided by Appreciative Advising, addressed their needs and supported their development. Implications for advising practice are discussed.
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赞赏建议作为学生发展的机制
摘要:受到学术警告的大学生往往被要求参加一门课程或项目,以支持他们恢复良好的学术成绩。本案例研究调查了导致一年级学生学业困难的主要问题,以及他们如何参与“学习契约”课程,在“欣赏式建议”的指导下,满足他们的需求并支持他们的发展。对建议实践的影响进行了讨论。
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