A Curricular reform viewed through Bolman and Deal’s organizational frames

Idiosyncratic deals and organizational commitment

This article examines the relationship between idiosyncratic deals and organizational commitment. In particular, it examines how two individual differences which reflect self-worth (core self-evaluations and age) moderate that relationship. We predicted that employees with feelings of high self-worth will expect and will feel entitled to these deals, but employees with feelings of low self-wort...

Transformational Leadership Viewed Through Organizational Culture and Situational Strength: The Organizational Receptivity Perspective

Technology and Curricular Reform in China : A Case Study

This paper reports on a five-year study of a technology-enhanced educational reform initiative at a university in eastern China. A faculty team attempted pedagogical and curricular reform to better prepare English majors for international communication, collaboration, and research using new technologies. The effort resulted in the development of several project-based courses as well as incorpor...

13: The Role of a Teaching Center in Curricular Reform

Instructional consultants can playa crucial role in curricular reform. They gather evaluation and assessment data about the current curriculum sothatfaculty decisions about improvements are based on empirical evidence. They organizeandfacilitate meetings and retreats at whichfaculty make curricular decisions, and they provide pedagogical expertise and resources to help with course design andenh...

Krashna outlines reform Students future viewed

l)y Steve Hoffman by John Papa Dave Krashna, SBP candidate, expressed the specific goals o f his platform last night while in caucus with his campaign mana­ gers. He explained that he and his running-mate, Mark Winings, decided the campaign issues have been dealt with “only superfici­ ally.” They felt it was about time the students were given “ facts instead of generalities.” “The basic respons...