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008 | 110530s2001 xxu eng d | ||
020 | _a0618115935 (paperback) | ||
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_aHB 171.5 _b.E26 2001 |
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_aPride, William M. _91511 |
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_aBusiness : _blibrary edition / _cWilliam M. Pride, Pride. |
250 | _a7th ed. | ||
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_a[NJ] : _bHoughton Mifflin Company, _c2001. |
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_a771 p. ; _c29 cm. |
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520 | _aUsually Sophomore/Junior level. Both Community Colleges and Universities. Both business majors and non-majors. Purposes: attract students to business school, help business majors find their focus, give non-business majors a foundation in business principles. Usually a committee decision at cc, sometimes individual decision at university. Frequently taught by adjuncts. Full-time instructors usually teach other courses that are more focused on their expertise (accounting, marketing, etc.). What workflow issues do Intro Bus professors face? Time Management - many teach more than one course. Coordinating Adjuncts. Course Preparation Time. What do Instructors find most challenging? Keeping students engaged. Managing a large number of students. Keeping the course current. Finding quality supplements. Having enough time to cover all the material. | ||
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_aPride. _97061 |
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