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13: Undergraduate Students as Collaborators in Building Student Learning Communities
To Improve the Academy (2003)
  • Candyce Reynolds, Portland State University
Abstract
Colleges and universities have recently used the concept of learning communities as a strategy to improve undergraduate student learning. This chapter describes a learning community approach where upper‐division undergraduates serve as mentors for freshman and sophomore students and develop and sustain learning communities with faculty partners. The impact of this program is described and implications are discussed.
Keywords
  • Higher education -- mentors
Disciplines
Publication Date
2003
DOI
10.1002/j.2334-4822.2003.tb00390.x
Publisher Statement
Copyright (2003) Wiley
Citation Information
Reynolds, C. (2003). 13: Undergraduate Students as Collaborators in Building Student Learning Communities. To Improve the Academy, 21(1), 229-237.