Arthur M. Cohen, Florence B. Brawer, Carrie B. Kisker
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| #46859 in Books | Jossey-Bass | 2013-09-16 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.40 x1.90 x6.40l,1.85 | File type: PDF | 592 pages | ||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Too many judgements. Let's keep textbooks objective|By Marisela Mendoza|It is unfortunate that this book is so popular among instructor's teaching a course on the US community college. The authors' express a bias in their tonality throughout the book. This comes is various forms throughout the book. For example, they insert these little judgmental comments after statements that|From the Inside Flap||For more than thirty years, The American Community College has been the go-to reference for faculty, administrators, trustees, state-level officials, and researchers concerned with the role of community colleges in the American educa
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"Projecting the future for the community colleges of the early twenty-first century involves projecting the future for the nation in general: its demographics, economy, and public attitudes.... At heart is a discourse on how the institutions may adapt historical structures and practices to a changing world, and how those changes may ultimately affect students, the community, ...
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