学生事务专员的残疾相关能力:德尔菲研究

Adam R. Lalor, Joseph W. Madaus, Lyman L. Dukes
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摘要:大学管理人员缺乏与残疾相关的能力被认为是阻碍残疾学生平等入学和取得成功的障碍。目前,除了残疾服务之外,没有列出学生事务从业人员的残疾相关能力。本研究考察了20位学生事务和残疾专家对残疾相关能力对学生事务工作价值的看法。德尔菲研究的结果提供了一套与残疾相关的能力,可用于指导专业学习。
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Disability-Related Competencies for Student Affairs Generalists: A Delphi Study
Abstract:Lack of disability-related competence by college administrators is recognized as a barrier to equal access and success of students with disabilities. Currently, no listing of disability-related competencies exists for student affairs practitioners beyond disability services. This study examines the perceptions of 20 experts in student affairs and disability regarding disability-related competencies value to student affairs work. Results of the Delphi study provide a set of disability-related competencies that can be used to guide professional learning.
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