ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS IN RELATION TO THE OPEN-DOOR POLICY OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES, REPORT OF THE DRIVE-IN CONFERENCE (WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 28, 1966).

RISLOV, SIGURD

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Publication Date: 1966-Oct-28

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS IN RELATION TO THE OPEN-DOOR POLICY OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES, REPORT OF THE DRIVE-IN CONFERENCE (WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 28, 1966).

RISLOV, SIGURD

EMPHASIS IN THIS CONFERENCE WAS ON THE MARGINAL OR LOW-ACHIEVING STUDENTS ADMITTED TO OPEN-DOOR COLLEGES. THE FIRST SPEAKER DISCUSSED THE ACHIEVEMENT POTENTIAL OF THE MARGINALLY PREPARED, SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS, WITH STRESS ON THE EFFECTS OF SOCIOECONOMIC AND FAMILY FACTORS ON THE MOTIVATION OF SUCH STUDENTS. PROBLEMS OF REMEDIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL READING WERE CONSIDERED. FINALLY, DESCRIPTIONS WERE GIVEN OF A BASIC PREPARATORY COURSE AND OF AN EXPERIMENTAL GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. (WO)

Descriptors: Admission Criteria, College Administration, College Admission, Conference Reports, Educationally Disadvantaged, Experimental Programs, General Education, Low Ability Students, Low Achievement, Remedial Programs, Socioeconomic Influences, Two Year Colleges

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Authoring Institution: Wayne State Univ., Detroit, MI. Coll. of Education.

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