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Robert A. Nash – Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2025
It is widely believed that an essential property of feedback's effectiveness is its timeliness, and students frequently report untimely feedback as a significant source of dissatisfaction in their studies. Most UK universities have responded by implementing institutional policies that stipulate a time-period within which students should receive…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, College Students, School Policy, Feedback (Response)
David Appiah; Jamal-Deen Majeed Duut; Comfort Adu-Gyebi – Journal of Academic Ethics, 2025
The presence of research integrity (RI) policies in higher education institutions is a critical tool for good research governance. Despite the increased availability and visibility of RI policies at many universities around the world, the status of RI policies in African universities is unknown. We evaluated the prevalence of six key research…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Research Universities, Research Training, Integrity
Dian Mawene – Education Policy Analysis Archives, 2025
This study provides a qualitative analysis of how local policy actors in a predominantly White suburban school district engaged in collective decision-making regarding elementary school attendance boundaries. Given the long-standing neighborhood segregation caused by housing policies and practices since the city's inception, Riverside policy…
Descriptors: Suburban Schools, School Districts, Elementary Schools, Participative Decision Making
Nyambura Susan Maina – Montgomery County Public Schools, 2025
The study examined the implementation of Regulation COG-RA and local school personal mobile device (PMD) guidelines, focusing on awareness, supportive practices, and changes in the school community. Using a mixed-methods approach, data were gathered from staff, student, and family surveys, as well as document reviews, with special attention to ten…
Descriptors: Handheld Devices, Telecommunications, School Policy, Guidelines
Irene Shankar; Corinne L. Mason – Gender and Education, 2025
In response to public and legislative pressure, Canadian post-secondary institutions (PSIs) have recently established new policies, protocols, and programming to respond to the issue of sexualized violence. This article offers an analysis of how White Feminist expertise is given a place at the tables of PSIs when creating sexualized violence…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, College Students, Whites, Feminism
Megan K. Maas; Kyla M. Cary; Jacob Nason; Carrie A. Moylan; Christia S. Brown – Journal of School Health, 2025
Background: As students' use of mobile devices during school hours continues to increase, cyberbullying and online sexual harassment now occur during school hours, on school grounds via personal devices. Despite this growing reality, there is little knowledge about secondary school efforts to address it. Methods: To understand what is needed to…
Descriptors: Sexual Harassment, Bullying, Telecommunications, Handheld Devices
Ritika Kale; Erin N. Harrop; Jaylyn R. Kelly; Sarah A. Sullivan; Kendrin R. Sonneville – Journal of School Health, 2025
Background: Weight-related bullying is linked to negative mental health outcomes. However, anti-bullying policies targeting weight-based bullying remain limited. This study aimed to gather youth perspectives on weight-related bullying and potential school interventions. Methods: Data were collected in November 2022 from the MyVoice National Poll…
Descriptors: Bullying, Body Weight, Mental Health, School Policy
Jacob D. Skousen; Isaac Calvert; Spencer C. Weiler; Sterling Hilton; Jason Kopanke; Luke M. Cornelius – Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 2024
The issue of school safety has been interrogated as school shootings have occurred multiple times each year in the United States. This devastating reality has captured the attention of many throughout the United States. School leaders have implemented strategies to increase school safety, including the creation of practices to deter shooting…
Descriptors: Weapons, School Violence, School Security, School Policy
James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal, 2024
The surest way to improve the quality of education for the greatest number of students is through general education, as all students must complete their institution's general education requirements. Unfortunately, the general education programs at too many institutions are poorly designed and fail to give students a coherent grounding in essential…
Descriptors: General Education, Educational Change, College Curriculum, Liberal Arts
Sara Goldberg – ProQuest LLC, 2025
Minimal research has been focused on the role of school monitors in the public-school setting. This study explored the perspectives of school monitors on preparation, training, communication, and feedback. The study looked to examine if these aspects contribute to the overall role of school monitors and to identify specific areas where they…
Descriptors: School Personnel, Public Schools, Social Emotional Learning, Feedback (Response)
Olesya Kisselev; Irina Dubinina; Dmitrii Pastushenkov; Jason Merrill – Foreign Language Annals, 2025
Language classrooms in North America have changed significantly in the past decades. They no longer serve only mainstream second language learners whose primary exposure to the target language is in the classroom; instead, they now often include heritage language learners, whose exposure to the language began at home and who arrive at…
Descriptors: Russian, Native Language Instruction, College Programs, Language Teachers
Marcos D. Rivera; Shanna S. Jaggars; Rebecca Cepeda – Educational Policy, 2025
Most college graduates in the United States earn excess credit hours (ECH) that do not apply to their degree. In response, multiple U.S. states and college systems have shifted the costs of ECH away from taxpayers and toward students--a response which implies ECH is primarily driven by students who engage in frivolous course-taking. To better…
Descriptors: Public Colleges, College Credits, School Policy, Costs
Bommakanti Sai Manogna; T. N. V. R. Swamy – Higher Education Quarterly, 2024
This study aims to explore the relationship between organisational commitment dimensions and moonlighting intentions. Using a sample of 189 teachers from various higher educational institutions (HEIs), the study employs Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) to examine the impact of organisational commitment dimensions (affective, continuance,…
Descriptors: Multiple Employment, College Faculty, Intention, Teaching Conditions
Paul Weinstein Jr. – Progressive Policy Institute, 2024
In 2016, the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI) released an analysis of school policies regarding Advanced Placement (AP) credit. Despite being one of the few ways students could seek to graduate in fewer than four years, PPI discovered that the vast majority of the nation's top schools restricted students from applying AP coursework toward degree…
Descriptors: Advanced Placement Programs, College Credits, School Policy, Colleges
Malerie Beth Barnes – ProQuest LLC, 2024
This dissertation study examines the ways that a large, public flagship university uses automatic-consideration merit scholarships to meet the goals of the institution, particularly as they relate to enrollment, university prestige, nonresident-to-resident balancing, and funding. Employing a mixed-methods design, the author uses qualitative and…
Descriptors: Universities, Merit Scholarships, Enrollment Management, Leaders

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