Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2008

Publication Source

Ohio Association of Two Year colleges Journal

Abstract

As a leader in serving diverse postsecondary student populations, the community college is renowned as a bastion for effective teaching and learning. Absorbing a growing number of traditional age college students, community colleges have witnessed a change in student characteristics. Such change is mainly characterized by the recent appearance of Millennial students. The Millennials’ increasing presence poses some instructional questions for college administrators and instructors. Should instructional techniques be altered to better meet the expectations of this new generation of postsecondary students? If so, what impact might those changes have on the nontraditional students? To answer these questions, perhaps the best way would be to examine the changing characteristics of today’s community college students and consider the potential implications for instruction.

Inclusive pages

25-33

Comments

Permission pending from the Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges. For information or to submit an article, see the organization website.

Publisher

Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges

Volume

32

Peer Reviewed

yes

Keywords

two-year college, millennials, instruction


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