社区大学的支持服务是鼓励成功还是复制劣势?两所社区学院学生的探索性研究。CCRC第10号工作文件

M. Karp, Lauren O'Gara, K. Hughes
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本研究考察了社区大学的学生支持服务无意中延续和合法劣势的方式。通过对东北两所高校学生的访谈数据,我们发现,尽管支持服务对所有学生开放,但只有那些来到学校时已经拥有社会和文化资源的学生才能利用这些服务。然而,由于它们是开放获取的,无法利用支持服务的学生将他们未能取得学位的原因解释为个人原因,而不是结构性原因。
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Do Support Services at Community Colleges Encourage Success or Reproduce Disadvantage? An Exploratory Study of Students in Two Community Colleges. CCRC Working Paper No. 10.
This study examines the ways that student support services in community colleges inadvertently perpetuate and legitimate disadvantage. Using interview data from students at two colleges in the northeast, we find that although support services are open to all students, only those who come to the college with pre-existing social and cultural resources can take advantage of them. However, because they are presented as open-access, students not able to make use of support services interpret their failure to progress toward a degree as personal, rather than structural.
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