Teaching Work-Study Students |
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| Abstract: | This paper focuses on the adaptation of curriculum to meet the differential needs of part-time, work study students who have many years of prior work experience in the field, maintain full-time employment while earning their degree and use their employment setting for the field work practicum. Specifically, the authors examines key issues in curriculum delivery including the sequencing and progression of practice concepts, the depth and breadth of content and the engagement of the experienced student in the learning process. Also presented are approaches to such curriculum design issues as the integration or separation of part-time and full-time students, the application of specialization or concentrations as well as adaptations in structures for advisement. |
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