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Friday, March 7, 2008

Arthur Chickering

The work of Arthur Chickering has consistently been among the most widely applied theories of students’ development.

Chickering's vectors depend largely on social norms, making them dynamic since social values change through time, and are different around the world.

Posted by Kenley Obas at 9:56 PM
Labels: Chickering

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