A Multiliteracies Approach to Teach Adult Second Language Learners in the Community

Susan M. Holloway and Patricia A. Gouthro

A Multiliteracies Approach to Teach Adult Second Language Learners in the Community Multiliteracies is a term coined by the New London Group (1996) to explore...

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New Economy and Changing Demographics that Will Impact Professional, Continuing and Online...

Jim Fong

The Disruption of Higher Education and the Fourth Industrial Revolution Higher education is at the crossroads of economic, demographic, technological...

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What the Numbers Tell Us: Re-Engineering the Liberal Arts Degree – A...

Jim Fong

The economy is quickly changing, and the higher education community has responded by addressing curricula focused on career preparation in disciplines with the...

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Jarret Cummings

With federal policy debates currently dominated by tax-and-spending issues along with immigration, one might easily lose sight of the relatively recent,...

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Jim Fong

UPCEA created the Center for Research and Marketing Strategy (CREMS) in response to the need for benchmarking information and actionable market research among...

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I usually like to start my articles with a little humor, but in the case of borrower defense to repayment, that’s a tough charge. The rediscovery of this...

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