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Students who serve as teaching assistants play a critical role in students' university experience. This reality is hightened in enry-level courses targeted to first year students. It is important that these teaching assistants play an active role in these transitionary students' university career to increase students' self-sufficiency. The mentorship model is a framework in which teaching assistants for a course targeted to first-year students create community by meeting with students, tracking their progress, and introducing them to nuances about higher education that they might have otherwise been unfamiliar with. The outcomes addressed in this research comes from a diverse student population in an MSI, AANAPISI, HSI institution.

Publication Date

2023

Language

English

Keywords

mentorship; teaching assistants; inclusion; first-year students

Disciplines

Education | Higher Education | Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

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pdf

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193 KB

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Virtual Learning: The Mentorship Model


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