Perceived levels of instructional program coherence characteristics in web-based curriculum mapping and non-mapping Christian schools : is there a difference? /by Sandra H. Jolly.

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Abstract: This study examined potential differences in administrator and faculty mean perception scores of perceived instructional program coherence (IPC) characteristics in web-based curriculum mapping and non-mapping private Christian schools. In this study, instructional program coherence (IPC) was defined as a set of interrelated programs for students, faculty, and staff that are guided by a common framework focused on unity of purpose and shared values for student learning.
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This study examined potential differences in administrator and faculty mean perception scores of perceived instructional program coherence (IPC) characteristics in web-based curriculum mapping and non-mapping private Christian schools. In this study, instructional program coherence (IPC) was defined as a set of interrelated programs for students, faculty, and staff that are guided by a common framework focused on unity of purpose and shared values for student learning.

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