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                             12.1.2  Supporting Full-Time, Contractual
                                    Faculty to Become Better Teachers ...............261
                             12.1.3  Coping with Part-Time
                                    Contractual Faculty ....................................... 262
                             12.1.4  Supporting Graduate Assistants to
                                    Become Better Teachers ................................. 262
                        12.2  Matching Faculty Capabilities and Instructional
                             Requirements ....................................................................263
                        12.3  Economics of Higher Education ................................ 266
                        12.4  Reconciling Undergraduate and
                              Graduate Studies ...................................................... 269
                        12.5  Improving Faculty Productivity .................................271
                        12.6  Universities and Faculty Unions.................................275
                        12.7  Driving Forces for Change ..........................................276
                        12.8  Impact of Reshaping Faculty’s Role on Higher
                              Education Outcomes ................................................... 277
                        12.9  Summary of Recommendations ................................ 277
                        References .................................................................................279


             Chapter 13 Creating High-Technology Learning Materials ........... 281

                        13.1  Applying Technology to Learning Materials ........... 283
                        13.2  Creating High-Tech Reading Materials:
                              The Economics ............................................................. 284
                        13.3  Creating High-Tech Reading Materials:
                              The Products ................................................................. 288
                        13.4  Creating High-Tech Lectures ..................................... 289
                        13.5  What Might Be Is Unclear .......................................... 290
                        13.6  Driving Forces for Change ..........................................291
                        13.7  Impact of Creating High-Technology Learning
                              Materials on Higher Education Outcomes .............. 292
                        13.8  Summary of Recommendations .................................293
                        References ................................................................................ 294


             Chapter 14 Revamping Relationships among High
                        Schools, Community and Technical Colleges,
                        and Universities ............................................................295

                        14.1  Clarifying Relationships between High School
                              and Higher Education ................................................. 297
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