2000
DOI: 10.1207/s15327930pje7503_3
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Winburn Community Academy: A University-Assisted Community School and Professional Development School

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“…Text weighting through TF-IDF is based on comparing the frequency of occurrence of a word in a text document and the number of documents containing that word. Calculation of weights with TF-IDF is done using equation (1).…”
Section: (Bad)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Text weighting through TF-IDF is based on comparing the frequency of occurrence of a word in a text document and the number of documents containing that word. Calculation of weights with TF-IDF is done using equation (1).…”
Section: (Bad)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Community Academy is a university that provides vocational education at the level of diploma one or diploma two in one or several branches of particular science and technology [1]. Community Academy in East Java -Indonesia, focuses on multimedia IT expertise.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Empirical yes Community service learning: preparing teachers to learn and act upon teaching from a social justice perspective. Moore et al (2000) Conceptual no Community service learning: importance of strong personal relationships between middle school, university and neighbourhood to ensure all partners are heard and valued. Norman et al (2005) Conceptual no Guidelines for conversation within a "critical friends group" and the importance of clear delineation what role each group member plays (e.g., facilitator, presenter and participants) within professional development schools.…”
Section: Mcdonald Et Al (2013)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, barriers to evaluation do exist within these partnerships, given the cost of evaluation, availability of appropriate and reliable assessment measures, capacity for experimental or quasi-experimental designs to mitigate validity threats with small sample sizes, and the like. One program remarked that shifts in student populations and therefore a potential shift in their conception of "community" also made it hard to know just whose success they were evaluating and for how long (Moore, Brennan, Garrity, & Godecker, 2000). When looking to implement or sustain direct service provision in education, it is therefore critical that universities seek out best practices, examine case studies, and evaluate the context in which the university is philosophically, financially, and physically situated (Ostrander, 2004).…”
Section: N Benefits and Challenges Of University Service Provision Inmentioning
confidence: 99%