Journal of Hispanic Higher Education · 2002 · 15 citations · 4 references
EducationHigher EducationTeachingInstruction In Higher EducationLatino StudiesPedagogyEthnicity In EducationHigher Education PedagogyInstructional DeliveryLatino EducationLatinx StudiesStudent SuccessFaculty-student InteractionInstructional PracticeLatino Student AchievementLatinx Studies Curriculum
This article examines the role of the faculty in increasing the success of Hispanic students in higher education and offers suggestions for improving teaching effectiveness. As educators, some professors operate from a teaching- oriented paradigm, whereas others are more learner oriented. Learner-oriented techniques such as client-sponsored projects, classical music, and brain exercises are methods to accelerate Hispanic students' learning, therefore increasing the success of Hispanic students in higher education.
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