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A Quality Instrument For Effective Honors Program Review, Patricia Joanne Smith
A Quality Instrument For Effective Honors Program Review, Patricia Joanne Smith
Honors in Practice Online Archive
Although the number of honors programs and colleges has grown dramatically over the last twenty years to over a thousand programs nationally (Member List 2010, National Collegiate Honors Council), little has been done to develop consistency of standards in honors. In the interest of seeking consistency, I designed a research study to provide initial insights into assessable measures that a panel of honors administrators agree are meaningful for use in honors program reviews. The study analyzed the content validity of a set of empirically and conceptually derived survey items to facilitate the development of an instrument to assess and review …