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Articles in Winter, 1999 issue of Community College Review

Teaching and Learning Models for Community College Instruction. - Review - book review
by Darren Tipton
Faculty Development in a National Sample of Community Colleges
by John P. Murray
Background Factors Common among Outstanding Community College Presidents
by Charles H. McFarlin
ERIC Review U.S. Community Colleges and China's Counterpart Institutions
by Xiangping Kong
Thinking about Teaching and Learning: Developing Habits of Learning with First-Year College and University Students. - Review - book review
by David L. Dollar
Editors' Choice Mentoring: The Association of California Community Colleges Project
by Edward J. Valeau
A Comparison of Grading Patterns between Full- and Part-Time Humanities Faculty: A Preliminary Study
by Ronald C. McArthur
The Community College Presidency at the Millennium. - Review - book review
by H. Clay Whitlow
A Qualitative Study of Women's Experiences in Community College Leadership Positions
by Barbara Tedrow

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