Education and IdentityArthur Chickering and Linda Reisser have produced an intelligent and penetrating scholarly work that is a worthy sequel to its distinguished predecessor. If the history of Education and Identity is any indication, this second edition will take its place among the classics in higher education literature. ?Ernest T. Pascarella, professor of educational psychology, the University of Illinois, Chicago This completely revised and updated edition of Chickering's classic work presents new findings from the last twenty-five years and describes policies and practices in higher education that will foster the broad-based development of human talent essential to our society in the 21st century. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
THE YOUNG ADULT | 8 |
Developing Competence | 20 |
Copyright | |
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