The Use of Peers as College Academic Advisors Reasons and Evidence /

The Use of Peers as College Academic Advisors [microform] : Reasons and Evidence / Richard Layman.

Academic advising by faculty members has often been ineffective. Peer advising systems that employ peers as academic counselors may successfully address student criticism of faculty advising systems. Peer systems capitalize on the primacy of peer influence, provide an economical delivery system, and...

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Main Author: Layman, Richard
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1981.
Subjects:
Academic Advising.
College Students.
Counselor Selection.
Counselor Training.
Delivery Systems.
Faculty Advisers.
Helping Relationship.
Higher Education.
Peer Counseling.
Peer Influence.
Program Development.
Program Effectiveness.
State of the Art Reviews.
Student Needs.

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