Cornerstones
Principle 3

Working Draft
as of April 3, 1998


Students will be expected to be active partners with faculty in the learning process, and the university will provide opportunities for active learning throughout the curriculum.
RecommendationsCurrent StatusConstituenciesPrioritiesActions
3a. The requirement that each student work with faculty and staff in planning their academic careers to include taking a more active role in their own learning, including self-paced and self-directed study.
  • Learning Communities.
  • Advising of students is a major problem.
  • Major work needs to be done to uncouple seat time from credit.
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  • High


  • High
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    3b. The commitment to facilitate practices of active learning..., and to develop systemwide and campus arrangements needed for students ro engage in a community service-learning experience before graduation.
  • Many faculty have shifted to use active learning strategies.
  • Commitment in Academic Affairs to develop service learning opportunities for faculty and students.
  •   High 
    3c. A commitment to encourage student involvement in scholarship, research and creative activity under faculty guidance....
  • Faculty understanding and engagement needs to be clarified.
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    3d. A commitment to facilitate greater student involvement in academic program development and assessment.
  • Particularly important in career oriented programs.
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    Update: April 17, 1998
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    California State University, Sacramento