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The Relationship Between Participation In Unethical Behaviors During The Nursing Student Experience And Participation In Unethical Behaviors As A Registered Nurse, Lynne J. Bryant
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The effect of unethical behaviors in health care settings is an important issue in the safe care of clients and has been a concern of the nursing profession for some time. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between use of unethical behaviors in the nursing student experience and the use of unethical behaviors in the workplace as a registered nurse. In addition, the relationship between the severity of unethical behaviors utilized in the classroom, clinical setting and those in the workplace was examined. To insure greater honesty in self-report, only a limited umber of demographic variables …
Risk-Taking Propensity Of Faculty, Administrators And Academic Departament Heads At Large, Urban, Multicampus Community College, Lois Hanson Bolton
Risk-Taking Propensity Of Faculty, Administrators And Academic Departament Heads At Large, Urban, Multicampus Community College, Lois Hanson Bolton
FIU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This research was undertaken to explore dimensions of the risk construct, identify factors related to risk-taking in education, and study risk propensity among employees at a community college. Risk-taking propensity (RTP) was measured by the 12-item BCDQ, which consisted of personal and professional risk-related situations balanced for the money, reputation, and satisfaction dimensions of the risk construct. Scoring ranged from 1.00 (most cautious) to 6.00 (most risky).
Surveys including the BCDQ and seven demographic questions relating to age, gender, professional status, length of service, academic discipline, highest degree, and campus location were sent to faculty, administrators, and academic department heads. …
The Effect Of Participation In A "Greening The Bcc Curriculum" Workshop Series On The Environmental Literacy Of A Community College Faculty, Margaret Lee Green
The Effect Of Participation In A "Greening The Bcc Curriculum" Workshop Series On The Environmental Literacy Of A Community College Faculty, Margaret Lee Green
FIU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to develop a series of workshops designed to raise the environmental literacy of a community college faculty and facilitate infusion of an environmental perspective into the courses they teach. Data was gathered on the effect of the workshops on the level of environmental literacy of the participants as well as the persistence of any observed effect. How faculty infused an environmental perspective into their courses was also explored.
The workshop model was developed by reviewing adult learning and change theories, case studies of workshops at other colleges, environmental education research, and results of a …
A Study Of The Effects Of A Service-Learning Experience On Student Success At An Urban Community College, Judith Sheryl Berson
A Study Of The Effects Of A Service-Learning Experience On Student Success At An Urban Community College, Judith Sheryl Berson
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The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of a service-learning experience on student success as measured by class attendance, course completion, final course grades, and end-of-term evaluation data.
Though many outcomes of service-learning experiences have been studied, including ethical values, self-esteem, student personal development, and career preparation, relatively few studies have been conducted on the effects of such experiences on academic achievement, and the studies that have been done have primarily studied students at traditional, four-year, residential universities.
The study consisted of 286 students enrolled in six paired courses taught by five instructors at a community college …