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de Pillis, Emmeline; Parsons, Blake – College Student Journal, 2013
The problem: Motivating and retaining staff had become an ongoing problem at the student newspaper. Student staffers would quit abruptly when overwhelmed or dissatisfied, leaving the newspaper with critical positions vacant. This affected the performance of the newspaper. Method: The newspaper was organized into self directed work teams (SDWTs).…
Descriptors: School Newspapers, Student Publications, Self Directed Groups, College Students
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Valdes-Flores, Patricia; Campos-Rodriguez, Javier Arturo – College Teaching Methods & Styles Journal, 2008
The intention of the study is to identify the development of personal skills, as well as the increase of job satisfaction and productivity of the employee, as a result of their participation in high performance teams. Volunteered in the study 139 members of self-managed teams belonging to the Production Area, 39 of Operational Administrative…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Skills, Individual Characteristics, Job Satisfaction
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Pitre, Charisse Cowan; Curtis, Adrienne; Golash, Ian; Kuzmanich, Kristin; Wenzl, Gretchen – AILACTE Journal, 2008
This paper presents findings of an induction year study of teachers trained in a graduate level social justice teacher education program. At the conclusion of the one-year intensive teacher preparation program, students participated in self-directed group study projects in which they identified and researched critical questions and issues related…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Program Effectiveness, Beginning Teacher Induction, Self Directed Groups
Jackson, Javon; Calsyn, Robert J. – 1977
An experimental evaluation was conducted of a drug education program in two high schools. The experimental group consisted of students who had participated in a 50 hour workshop which combined didactic presentations and interactive activities between peers. The control group consisted of students from the drug education program waiting list. It…
Descriptors: Drug Abuse, Drug Education, High Schools, Nondirective Counseling
Gleason, David F.; Shore, E. R. – 1987
Psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers (N=132, a 53% response) responded to a mailed questionnaire assessing their beliefs and practices concerning self-help as it is affected by professional source of income, practice arena, and demographic variables. The 20-item questionnaire attempted to tap beliefs about the effectiveness and…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Beliefs, Cooperation, Income
Education Journal of the Institute for the Development of Indian Law, 1973
The Northern Indian California Education Project, established in 1971, has pilot programs in 6 schools which reach out to 24 additional schools. The article lists project goals, the implementation of these goals, accomplishments, and available materials. (KM)
Descriptors: American Indians, Community Involvement, Curriculum Development, Dropouts
Taylor, Milton H. – Journal of College Student Personnel, 1975
This study investigated the usefulness of pre-recorded counseling intervention with students in order to answer such questions as: How is the technique best implemented? With whom? Under what conditions? What outcomes might be expected? It was concluded that the merit of the Encountertape program has yet to be proved. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavioral Objectives, College Students, Counseling, Group Counseling
Magney, John R. – 1996
A questionnaire on use of cooperative learning was distributed to all faculty (76 respondents) in the College of Technical Careers at Southern Illinois-Carbondale (SIUC) and a sample of the membership (66 respondents) of the American Technical Education Association (ATEA). For both samples, the main use of groupwork was with laboratory…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Cooperative Learning, Group Activities, Group Dynamics
Macke, Susan Martin – 1994
This case study examines a 2-year faculty-centered professional development program for high school teachers. The program, which used a Foxfire approach (Wigginton, 1986) and was based on Deweyan principles (Dewey, 1963), involved having the teachers initiate, pursue, and share self-selected, independent group learning projects. Inservice sessions…
Descriptors: Case Studies, College School Cooperation, Cooperative Learning, Faculty Development