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Readers are provided with practical techniques to help them connect closely with this student population...readers will find original case studies and guided questions accompanying each chapter for further reflection on professional practice. * R. Wartalski, CHOICE *
With its emphasis on using a positive and developmental lens to better understand the strengths and challenges of traditional-aged college students who are emerging adults, Cultivating Student Success provides an invaluable holistic perspective and much-needed resource for college educators. Its chapters on technological skills, communication styles, the role of family, and the mental health needs of emerging adults give readers a nuanced view of this diverse generation, as well as practical strategies for equipping students to succeed in college. * Laurie A. Schreiner, Professor and Chair of the Department of Higher Education, Azusa Pacific University *
Cultivating Student Success provides postsecondary educators with helpful insights and advice for working with todays traditional-age students. This book covers key topics that have become increasingly important for offering effective support, including mental health, relationships with parents, use of technology, forms of communication, and identity development. * Nicholas A. Bowman, Mary Louise Petersen Chair in Higher Education, University of Iowa *

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Series Foreword Contributors Introduction: Not a Younger Version of You: How an Understanding of Emerging Adulthood Applies to Work with Today's College Students Tisha A. Duncan Allison A. Buskirk-Cohen Chapter 1: "I Am ____________": Self-Awareness, Self-Efficacy, and Self-Motivation in Emerging Adults Joel A. Lane Deanna N. Cor Chapter 2: "I Just Can't": Why are Emerging Adults Feeling More Anxious and Uncertain? Alan Meca Kelsie Allison Julie Rodil Kenneth Ayers Kyle Eichas Chapter 3: "We Got In!": The Influence and Role of Family on Relationships and Decision-Making Kayla Reed-Fitzke Elizabeth R. Watters Chapter 4: "I Took a Screenshot": Experiences with Technology In and Out of the Classroom Joan S. Swanson Allison A. Buskirk-Cohen Chapter 5: "^^ KWIM? BRB": How Do Emerging Adults Communicate Differently than Previous Generations? Heather T. Rowan-Kenyon Adam M. McCready Ana M. Martínez Alemán Allison Yarri Chapter 6: "You're My Person": Building Meaningful Relationships with Emerging Adults Thuha (Ha) Hoang Lindsey (Ellen) Caillouet Chapter 7: "I've Never Had to Do This on My Own": Support to Address Retention and Success for Emerging Adults Kevin Correa Sylvia Symonds Chapter 8: "Guiding My Success": Providing a Developmental Lens to Strengthen the Whole Person Larry J. Nelson

Cultivating Student Success A Multifaceted

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    Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
    Publication Date: 24/03/2022
    ISBN13: 9780197586693, 978-0197586693
    ISBN10: 0197586694

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    Book Synopsis


    Trade Review
    Readers are provided with practical techniques to help them connect closely with this student population...readers will find original case studies and guided questions accompanying each chapter for further reflection on professional practice. * R. Wartalski, CHOICE *
    With its emphasis on using a positive and developmental lens to better understand the strengths and challenges of traditional-aged college students who are emerging adults, Cultivating Student Success provides an invaluable holistic perspective and much-needed resource for college educators. Its chapters on technological skills, communication styles, the role of family, and the mental health needs of emerging adults give readers a nuanced view of this diverse generation, as well as practical strategies for equipping students to succeed in college. * Laurie A. Schreiner, Professor and Chair of the Department of Higher Education, Azusa Pacific University *
    Cultivating Student Success provides postsecondary educators with helpful insights and advice for working with todays traditional-age students. This book covers key topics that have become increasingly important for offering effective support, including mental health, relationships with parents, use of technology, forms of communication, and identity development. * Nicholas A. Bowman, Mary Louise Petersen Chair in Higher Education, University of Iowa *

    Table of Contents
    Series Foreword Contributors Introduction: Not a Younger Version of You: How an Understanding of Emerging Adulthood Applies to Work with Today's College Students Tisha A. Duncan Allison A. Buskirk-Cohen Chapter 1: "I Am ____________": Self-Awareness, Self-Efficacy, and Self-Motivation in Emerging Adults Joel A. Lane Deanna N. Cor Chapter 2: "I Just Can't": Why are Emerging Adults Feeling More Anxious and Uncertain? Alan Meca Kelsie Allison Julie Rodil Kenneth Ayers Kyle Eichas Chapter 3: "We Got In!": The Influence and Role of Family on Relationships and Decision-Making Kayla Reed-Fitzke Elizabeth R. Watters Chapter 4: "I Took a Screenshot": Experiences with Technology In and Out of the Classroom Joan S. Swanson Allison A. Buskirk-Cohen Chapter 5: "^^ KWIM? BRB": How Do Emerging Adults Communicate Differently than Previous Generations? Heather T. Rowan-Kenyon Adam M. McCready Ana M. Martínez Alemán Allison Yarri Chapter 6: "You're My Person": Building Meaningful Relationships with Emerging Adults Thuha (Ha) Hoang Lindsey (Ellen) Caillouet Chapter 7: "I've Never Had to Do This on My Own": Support to Address Retention and Success for Emerging Adults Kevin Correa Sylvia Symonds Chapter 8: "Guiding My Success": Providing a Developmental Lens to Strengthen the Whole Person Larry J. Nelson

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