All portfolios with the keyword "professionalization"

Title	Author	Discipline	Keyword(s)
Measuring Group Work in a Fabrication Setting—Bruce Johnson (2012)	Johnson	Architecture	group work, professionalization, scaffolding, student peer review
Scaffolding Public Relations Projects in an Undergraduate Journalism Course—Crystal Y. Lumpkins (2009)	Lumpkins	Journalism	group work, large course sections, professionalization, scaffolding, student presentations
Making Biomaterial Development Real to Students—Elizabeth Friis (2005)	Friis	Mechanical Engineering	graduate students, group work, professionalization
Preparing Music Educators to Work with Special Needs Students—Cynthia Colwell (2006)	Colwell	Music Education & Therapy	discussions, professionalization, reading assignments, rubrics, student presentations, undergraduate students, use of class time
Implementing Professional Development Exercises to Enhance Engagement and Learning—Heather Getha-Taylor (2011)	Getha-Taylor	Public Administration	graduate students, professionalization, reflective writing, scaffolding, student engagement, undergraduate students
Enhancing Students’ Professional Competencies in Urban Policy and Management—Kelly LeRoux (2007)	LeRoux	Public Administration	assignment design, graduate students, professionalization, rubrics, student engagement

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