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J. Biggs (1982)
Student Motivation and Study Strategies in University and College of Advanced Education PopulationsHigher Education Research & Development, 1
The functions of universities and colleges of advanced education (CAEs) are examined with a view to describing the general nature of the demands on knowledge and skill that are sought in each sector. These demands are elucidated in a public language by applying a newly developed evaluation technique, the SOLO Taxonomy, which sets out clearly the level and complexity of thought involved in various levels of tertiary study. A clear rationale for matriculation and degree structures emerges, a rationale which may help to clarify issues where college and university structures are in conflict.
Australian Journal of Education – SAGE
Published: Aug 1, 1983
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