Titlebook: Nontraditional Students and Community Colleges; The Conflict of Just John S. Levin Book 2007 John S. Levin 2007 education.higher education.

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Multiple Identities, Multiple Motivations and Goals, and the Student-Institution Disconnection,n of thirteen specific sites to illuminate where students experience both connection and lack of connection to the community college. It has three main parts: 1) the multiple identities of nontraditional community college students, 2) the motivations and goals of nontraditional students, and 3) the

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Strategies and Actions of Community Colleges, and Their Behaviors, in Accommodating Nontraditional , for recently graduated high school students. In the community college, in part because of its historical development and in part because of its adult student population, institutional focus is less on the social and intellectual development role or the “rearing” of students and more on social serv

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Justice and New Nontraditional Community College Students,g the problem and in granting justice to nontraditional students. As an institution that historically has claimed the moral high ground for educating underserved populations—including those populations who are on the economic periphery of society—the community college bears a particular responsibili

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230607286education; higher education; Institution; learning; lifelong learning; Motivation; neoliberalism; research;