Off Campus Education
Off Campus Education
Off Campus Education
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REPORT ON
OFF CAMPUS EDUCATION
SUBMITTED TO:
SUBMITTED BY:
SECTION B
NAME ID
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Date: 26th August 2019
Table of contents
Executive summary...............................................................................................................................v
1 Chapter 1..........................................................................................................................................1
1.4 Methodology................................................................................................................................2
2 Chapter 2....................................................................................................................................4
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2.2 Benefits of off campus education.................................................................................................5
3 Chapter 3....................................................................................................................................8
3.1 Recommendation.........................................................................................................................9
3.2 Conclusion...................................................................................................................................9
Appendix.............................................................................................................................................10
Appendix 2..........................................................................................................................................12
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Executive summary
It is fundamental to the progressive approach of education that students need to learn about their
world through a comprehensive process of gaining practical experiences related to life skills,
interests, talents and career opportunities, and that they grow in knowledge, skills and attitudes
by participating in a contributive way to these off-campus education programs that are delivered
through school-community partnerships. The residential semester offers a holistic curriculum
based on the principle of ‘experiential learning’, which cultivates a broad range of soft skills and
qualities, to compliment the theoretical development that students undergo. The curriculum’s
intensive programs delivered mainly in English and help to develop rounded individuals, whose
improved leadership skills, ability to independently face challenges, and proficiency in English
will better prepare them to face the challenges of higher education and eventually give them a
competitive edge in the job market. The residential semester provides a support system that aids
students in becoming confident and self-reliant. The residential semester is aimed to teach
students values such as diversity, good governance, history and culture, and encourages students
to engage in debate, recitation, cultural activities, sports, yoga and indoor games. It also creates
awareness of social issues and awareness against drug abuse. Residential semester teaches the
importance of friendship, respecting each other views and to coexist in diversity.
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1 Chapter 1
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1.1 Background of the report
There was a time when an on-campus student gained his or her subject knowledge from
attendance at lectures and primarily used this medium to assimilate and develop an
understanding of the subject. Modern information systems have changed this and made
information more accessible by alternative means like as off campus education.
Off-campus education is an experiential method of learning that integrates a student’s
classroom studies with recognized on-the-job work experiences. Off-campus education
programs are based on a partnership involving the school, the parents/guardians, the student
and the employing organization, for instance business, industry, government or not-for-profit
agency, with each of the partners sharing the responsibility for student growth and learning.
The general objectives of this report is to see and analyze the off campus education in
university.
The more specific objectives of this report are following:
1.4 Methodology
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We have used the observational approach and interview approach for collecting our required
data. A questionnaire was prepared to find out the information of off campus education. To
do this, we arranged a semi structure interview.
Scope:
The report covers almost all the aspect of thinking & answers almost all questions of
investigative minds about the feasibility of the proposed on off campus education.
Moreover,
Primary data is mainly used to construct this report.
Therefore the report creates a great scope for further practical operation.
Limitation:
Besides scopes, this report has some limitations as well. Here we enlist the limitations of the
article:
Despite of these limitations, we tried to make this report as informative and analytical as
possible.
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2 Chapter 2
Finding and discussion
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2.1 Operational model
In addition, the Brac university regulates their off campus education through:
2. The Brac university provide 3 times meal like as breakfast in the morning, lunch in
afternoon and dinner for the night.
3. Student have to work various thing like washing cloth and sometime they have to
work in field like as agricultural, gardening, various hatchery like fish, poultry etc.
4. They provide multipurpose learning system for instance playing, discussing, cocking,
cleaning, leadership, communicating etc.
Everybody learns how to develop themselves as a mature and aims at shaping them
into responsible human beings.
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Off-campus life kills narrowness of mind.
Students feel the environment and work hard to learn how to live together.
Improve their interactions with people, aiding them in acquiring communication skills
that will give them a competitive edge in the job market.
Students learn regularity; and education, obtain in this way becomes perfect
Developing firm principles that guide students in all of their actions, whether in the
personal, social, or public spheres, and teaching them to respect one another.
Some students secretly using drugs and are getting themselves Figure 3 Disadvantage
Depending on the off campus, the financial cost may higher than on campus
education.
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During the semester, students have to get accustomed to the new food, living
conditions, and overall ambience. They miss their parents, siblings, and friends from
their neighborhoods.
Institution being very strict about the residential semester, not allowing students to
skip it if needed. This has forced some students to drop out of the university
altogether, having no other option.
During the semester, there is much social stigma around mental health problems,
which prevents students from asking for help when they feel overwhelmed.
For certain students, it’s truly detrimental to his or her health living away from family.
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3 Chapter 3
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3.1 Recommendation
3.2 Conclusion
Off-campus programs could be a useful educational approach for the students. The
students who participated in the program achieved different types of learning through the
off-campus classes. They also had a positive impression of the community-based
experience and interaction with the local residents, which is considered a favorable
outcome. And the students who participate off campus education they faces several
barriers like as physical barrier, cultural barrier, financial barrier and location barrier.
Despite of this barrier, we can say that off campus education system is a great way to
learn about new cultural environment if the authority takes it serious and standard.
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Appendix
Questionnaire
Dear friend,
We are students of united international university, conducting a survey on “off campus
education” as a fulfillment of our business communication course’s trimester report.
You are requested to respond to the questions which will take about 7-10 minutes of your
time. We assure you that the information about your will remain strictly confidential and
will be used for academic purposes only.
Name:………………………………………………………………
Designation:………………………………………………………...
yes no
Q2: Are the financial cost of off campus education affordable for you?
yes no
Q3: Do you believe living off campus is more affordable than living on campus?
yes no
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Q4: Do you prefer to have more privacy while being at college?
yes no
Q5: Do you feel it is harder to get involved in clubs and activities if you are living off
campus?
yes no
Q6: Do you think the social aspect of dorm life has a negative effect on your grades?
yes no
Q7:do you think your responsibility level off campus is more than being on campus?
yes no
Q9. Do you prefer to cook for yourself or to eat at the dining hall?
***End of questionnaire***
Thank you for your coorperation
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Appendix 2
Interview questions:
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4. How the students take this off campus education?
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