学生退伍军人

M. Darcy, John T. Powers
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这篇文章探讨了退伍学生在过渡到学术环境中所面临的优势和障碍。与学生退伍军人进行焦点小组,以探索他们与学生,教师和管理人员的互动。涌现出来的主题包括成熟、专注和与同学之间的友情等优势。主要的障碍是难以与平民混在一起。将这些主题与之前的研究进行比较,并讨论与退伍军人学生的持续对话可以增强支持性实践的方式。
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This article explores advantages and obstacles student veterans face in transitioning to an academic setting. Focus groups were conducted with student veterans to explore their interactions with students, faculty, and administrators. Emergent themes included advantages such as maturity, focus, and strength of camaraderie with fellow student veterans. The primary obstacle was difficulty blending in with civilians. These themes are discussed as they compared to previous research and for ways that ongoing dialogue with our student veterans can enhance supportive practices.
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