社会成本的学术成功:在学术流媒体下对中国学生的社交网络进行探索性研究

Jinjing Fang1, Gavin T L Brown1

  • 1Faculty of Education and Social Work, The University of Auckland, Auckland 1142, New Zealand.

概括

学术跟踪影响学生的社交网络. 非荣誉课程的学生发展出更强大,更多样化的社会联系,而荣誉课程的学生则面临学术界和社会生活之间的权衡,导致网络不那么集成.

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