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Emerson, Lisa; Kilpin, Ken; Feekery, Angela – Teaching and Learning Research Initiative, 2015
Successful transition of secondary school students into tertiary study is a priority for secondary schools, tertiary institutions and government alike (see, for example, Bazerman, 2007; Batholomae, 2005). The National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) has, as one of its goals, the effective preparation of senior secondary students for…
Descriptors: Student Adjustment, Secondary School Students, College Preparation, At Risk Students
Jaworski, Susan – Online Submission, 2009
Staff members at E. H. Butler Library, Buffalo State College, have collaborated with the College-Based Transition Program to help students with disabilities achieve a more rounded, fulfilling college experience. The CBTP program is a partnership between the Buffalo Public Schools, People Inc., Parents for Public Schools, and Buffalo State…
Descriptors: Library Personnel, Developmental Disabilities, Special Needs Students, Access to Education
Kasowitz-Scheer, Abby – Educators' Spotlight Digest, 2006
The "College Connection" is a new column providing space for discussion of issues and activities involving information literacy instruction at the higher education level. The column will explore ways in which library media specialists and academic librarians can help students make smooth transitions from high school to college through development…
Descriptors: Information Literacy, Information Skills, College Students, Media Specialists

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