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input-environment-outcomemodel1 CONSTRUCTHigher educationASTIN · HIGHER EDUCATION

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Higher education

a framework for studying college effects in which student outcomes are judged after accounting for students' traits at entry and the environments they experience.

In higher education, input-environment-outcome model refers to a framework for studying college effects in which student outcomes are judged after accounting for students' traits at entry and the environments they experience. This meaning comes from Astin (1990) in Assessment for excellence.[1]

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  1. Astin, A. W. (1990). Assessment for excellence. American Council on Education. ISBN 9780028970226

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