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Web-enhanced behavioral sciences courses: ethnicity and perceptions of community college students

This research examined language, ethnicity, and course participation among participants at a community college in a poor, rural county bordering Mexico. Some participants' first language was English; the language of other participants was Spanish, and many were bilingual. The goal was to examine a Web-enhanced course for differences between Hispanic and Caucasian (non-Hispanic) students. The central research question was whether students report increased discussion and interaction in the Web-based course.

This research examined language, ethnicity, and course participation among participants at a community college in a poor, ...  Show Full Abstract  

Authors: Keim, Jeanmarie; Von Destinon, Mark
Date: 2008
Geographic subjects: North America; United States; Mexico
Journal title: Community college journal of research and practice
Resource type: Article
Subjects: Participation; Technology; Language;

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