2014
DOI: 10.1080/15236803.2014.12001780
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Motivating MPA Students to Independently Develop Linkages among Multiple Courses

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“…A reduction in phrases and keywords also makes it increasingly feasible to disentangle the students' understanding of the material from their responses to stimuli and thereby gauge the course's impact on students. The flexibility to creatively address the questions also can be enhanced by encouraging students to integrate into their responses information from other courses (Peters, 2014). This approach not only encourages the synthesis of information from a variety of sources but also suggests there is a range of appropriate methods and perspectives for addressing an issue.…”
Section: Implications For Instructionmentioning
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“…A reduction in phrases and keywords also makes it increasingly feasible to disentangle the students' understanding of the material from their responses to stimuli and thereby gauge the course's impact on students. The flexibility to creatively address the questions also can be enhanced by encouraging students to integrate into their responses information from other courses (Peters, 2014). This approach not only encourages the synthesis of information from a variety of sources but also suggests there is a range of appropriate methods and perspectives for addressing an issue.…”
Section: Implications For Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3, No. 2;2014 stimulus-response learning is demonstrated by comments such as "too much reading inhibits focusing on what's important," "(the) instructor is the most important part," and "why have us read and not use the material." The opposing view is evident in the statements "No we are in college [and] we should expect it," "I think a critical part of graduate education is facilitating and encouraging students to be aware of and, hopefully, enter into the 'research conversation'" and "other readings can provide a different understanding of class topics."…”
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