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Reports of Seven Demonstration Projects on RN Education. Pathways to Practice.

Haase, Patricia T.; Smith, Mary Howard – 1982

Summaries of demonstration projects in registered nurse (RN) education in seven Southern schools are presented. The report on the Prairie View A & M University program focuses on issues addressed in establishing a program: avoiding previous program pitfalls, curricular adaptation, teaching strategies, and challenge (equivalency) policies. The…

Descriptors: Bachelors Degrees, College Faculty, Demonstration Programs, Equivalency Tests

Starting with Students: Notable Programs, Promising Approaches, and Other Improvement Efforts in American Postsecondary Education. Volume I.

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Adelman, Clifford; Reuben, Elaine – 1983

A total of 117 descriptions of notable programs and promising practices related to 30 specific problems, practices, and goals in American postsecondary education are presented. The programs described are the result of three searches made by the staff of the National Commission on Excellence in Education, although neither the staff nor the…

Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Articulation (Education), Career Education, College Freshmen