Senior Inquiry: A University/High School Collaboration

Authors

Barbara Jean Traver, Westview High School
Jack C. Straton, Portland State UniversityFollow
Jan Whittlesey, Westview High School
Dave Erhenkranz, Westview High School
Tom Wells, Westview High School
Pat McCreery, Westview High School
Maarja Paris, Westview High School
Candyce Reynolds, Portland State UniversityFollow
Judy Patton, Portland State University

Published In

Academic Exhange Quarterly

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

9-2003

Subjects

Westview High School (Beaverton Or.), Teaching teams -- Case studies

Abstract

Portland State University has been collaborating with four area high schools to deliver a high school course based on the university's Freshman Inquiry model. Senior Inquiry is taught by a team of high school and university faculty partnered with peer mentors from the university. It is designed to provide college experience and credit for any senior in good academic standing who wants to gain the skills needed to succeed in college.

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Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/8995

Citation Details

Traver, Barbara; Straton, Jack C.; Whittlesey, Jan; Erhenkranz, Dave; Wells, Tom; McCreery, Pat; Paris, Maarja; Reynolds, Candyce; Patton, Judy. "Senior Inquiry: A University/high School Collaboration," (2003). Academic Exchange Quarterly, p. 52-56, Vol. 7, No. 3