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The new generation of students: How colleges can recruit, teach, and serve gen Z
Selingo, Jeffrey J.
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Publisher
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Year of publication
2018
Publication place
Washington, DC
Language
(eng) English
ISBN
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Series
The Chronicle of higher education
Edition
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Subject
EDUCATION, HIGHER-EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS ON
EFFECTIVE TEACHING
GENERATION Z
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Number of pages
46 pages
Dimension
29 cm
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illustrations
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Library - 5th Floor | 1smt
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