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Comments on Research: Student Use of Unscheduled Time

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Nicholson, Everett W. – NASSP Bulletin, 1973

Author reviews Student Use of Unscheduled Time,'' by Walter J. Foley, Gordon C. Harr, and Larry Smiley (Iowa Educational Information Center), and Comparing Block Scheduling and Traditional Scheduling on Student Achievement and Attitudes,'' by Adrian P. Van Mondrans, James L. Schott, and Denny G. French (paper presented at the convention of the…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Comparative Analysis, Data Analysis, Flexible Scheduling

The Impact of Higher Education Opportunity Programs. Post Prison Experience of Disadvantaged Students: A Preliminary Follow-Up of HEOP Exoffenders. Final Report.

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Wolf, Judith G.; Sylves, David – 1981

Under the Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) of the New York State Education Department, inmates of correctional facilities have been able to enroll in courses leading to postsecondary degrees at accredited institutions. In cooperation with colleges having resident HEOP programs, New York State prisons implement (1) in-prison programs…

Descriptors: Cooperative Programs, Correctional Education, Correctional Institutions, Data Analysis