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Pritchett, Serene – ProQuest LLC, 2010
The problem. Through observation and the review of literature, students often receive inconsistent and vague messages about plagiarism from faculty. Marcoux (2002) and Roig (2001) found a lack of consensus between faculty concerning definitions and forms of plagiarism. Although some students develop skills in order to avoid plagiarism, almost half…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Plagiarism, Student Attitudes, International Trade
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Sullivan, William M. – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2013
Professional education importantly shapes the way future professionals understand their work and their identity as members of their professional field. Undergraduate business education does this by giving students an understanding of the nature and functions of business as well as what they may hope for from a business career, along with the…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Catholics, Church Related Colleges, Undergraduate Study
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Starbird, S. Andrew; Powers, Elizabeth E. – Journal of Teaching in International Business, 2013
In this article we explore the connection between learning goals, cognitive skill development, and pedagogical strategies. We identify cognitive skills that are important to students of international business, and link them to the pedagogical strategies that support them. The characteristics that impact the effectiveness of international business…
Descriptors: Educational Objectives, Cognitive Ability, Skill Development, Teaching Methods
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Firch, Tim; Campbell, Annhenrie; Lindsay, David H.; Garner, Don E. – American Journal of Business Education, 2010
The CSU, Stanislaus, accounting program is providing a new course that meets the university-wide upper-division writing requirement and offers accounting students additional professional study. While a writing skills course is not unusual in a business program, few offer an alternative centered on the accounting body of knowledge. Undergraduate…
Descriptors: Writing Instruction, Writing Skills, Skill Development, Accounting
Murphy, Marjorie M. – Business Education World, 1975
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Programs, Adult Vocational Education, Business Education
Whitman, Patricia D. – 1977
This project was designed to answer the following questions: Is it possible for secondary school office education students to develop an entry level shorthand skill of 90 words per minute with one year of instruction? Is the current dominant system the most effective to use to obtain entry level skill in one year? Is there one system more…
Descriptors: Business Education, Comparative Analysis, Educational Research, High School Students
Hungerland, Jacklyn E. – 1973
This model instructional system, developed for the office cluster of business occupations but having relevance for other curricula, is an approach to "modernizing" office education. Since there was a need for immediate job relevance of instruction and an integrated career progression, the instructional system is designed to be career-…
Descriptors: Business Education, Career Education, Career Planning, Individualized Instruction
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Bycio, Peter; Allen, Joyce S. – American Journal of Business Education, 2009
An intent of many business programs is to enhance the critical thinking capabilities of their students. Since AACSB accreditation requires evidence that business schools fulfill their goals, our students were required to take the California Critical Thinking Skills Test (CCTST). As expected, the CCTST was significantly related to SAT performance…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Thinking Skills, Skill Analysis, Performance Based Assessment