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Students in learning communities: Engaging with self, others, and the college community

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Abstract Students respond positively to learning community experiences in multiple ways. This chapter reports on what has been learned about the students who enroll in learning communities and their progress and problems in these programs.

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Abstract Students respond positively to learning community experiences in multiple ways. This chapter reports on what has been learned about the students who enroll in learning communities and their progress and problems in these programs.

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Abstract Students respond positively to learning community experiences in multiple ways. This chapter reports on what has been learned about the students who enroll in learning communities and their progress and problems in these programs.

Key concepts: Learning community, Community college, Psychology, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Experiential learning, Medical education, Medicine

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