All things Astin
The Why and Who
The Theory
Relevant Research - Astin
Relevant Research - Others
100

This is the school Astin was a Professors at

What is UCLA?

100

This is what Astin wanted to bring clarity to

What is Student Involvement?

100

This is not one of the five assumptions: 

- Pyschosocial and physical energy

- Involvement is stagnate 

- Quantitative and qualitative research

What is Involvement is stagnate?

(Involvement is continuous) 


100

This category is what was most positively associated with student involvement

What is Academic involvement, more specifically, faculty interactions?

100

These groups have very unique student involvement experiences (2 possible correct answers)

What are commuter students and student athletes?

200

In 1990, Astin was known as this

What is the most cited author in Higher Education

200

This is who Astin's research is for

Who are Researchers, College Administrators, and Faculty

200

This is one of the main words Astin uses to describe the word "involvment" (hint: its not passive...)

What is active?

200

This group was identified as sometimes being isolated on campus

Who are student athletes

200
The university of Vermont uses what experience to promote involvement?

What is service learning?

300

This was the study that led Astin to study Student Involvement 

What is "Why College Students Drop-Out"

300

The extent to which students can achieve particular developmental goals is a direct function of... (2 words)

What is Time and Effort?

300

This category is positively associated with social involvement in almost every respect

What is Living on Campus?

300

Lamont A. Flowers is a researcher at this school

What is Clemson?

400

This is what educators should focus on instead of how they educate 

What is how the students are involved/engaged?
400
The resource theory says that quality of resources = better student learning and development. But this is what Astin says is important 

What is Quality of Engagement? 

500

This is the main difference between Astin's theory and other methods.

What is focusing on the "How" not the "What"