THE STUDY PLACE PROJECT: USING RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM TO IMPROVE FIRST-YEAR COLLEGE GPA AND RETENTION.

This paper reports on the feasibility of The Study Place Project (TSP2), a novel intervention designed to improve academic achievement and retention for first-year college students. Our aim was to provide students with regular study sessions in a minimal distraction environment, allowing them to app...

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Publicado en:College Student Journal Vol. 55; no. 1; pp. 89 - 104
Autores principales: COLLINGS, RAYMOND D., EATON, LESLIE G.
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Publicado: Project Innovation Austin LLC Spring2021
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          COLLINGS, RAYMOND D.
          EATON, LESLIE G.
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        Grade point average
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          Grade point average
          Academic achievement
          Grade repetition
          Student well-being
          Psychological well-being
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        1st year college students
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