There is often a gap between how much college faculty think students are studying and what they are actually doing. NSSE combined with FSSE points to steps institutions can take to ensure that student performance and faculty expectations align.
Carol A. Twigg, President and CEO, National Center for Academic Transformation
NSSE 2007
NSSE 2007 Brochure: reframing the discussion about quality, focusing on students, what is NSSE, using NSSE data, how NSSE works, an invitation for 2007, registration, institutional participation agreement, survey administration, costs, getting your results.
NSSE 2007 Annual Report: benchmarks, conceptual framework, order the 2007 report, profile of participants, report overview, student responses, supplemental tables, survey instrument
About NSSE: NSSE facts, brochure, conceptual framework, origins, survey advisory boards, 1999 pilot, institutional report
Colleges and universities: list of participating institutions by alpha, state/district, and region
Survey administration: choosing survey method, standard/web decision-making tree, providing materials, sampling, contacting students, completing the survey, local incentives
Consortia: list of consortia, purposes, benefits, how to form, consortium coordinator, drafting questions, timeline, frequently asked questions
Timeline: registration, materials submission, finalizing consortium questions, surveying, follow-up, scoring, reports
Frequently asked questions: submit new questions, students, institutions, parents
National Advisory Board: members' names, positions, and organizations
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