(Author Year published)
Tinto (2009) identifies his four main conditions for student retention.
Four main conditions for student retention have been identified (Tinto 2009).
(Author Year published, p, Page number)
"Students are more likely to persist and graduate in settings that hold student support as a key focus" (Tinto 2009).
According to Tinto (2009) “Students are more likely to persist and graduate in settings that hold student support as a key focus."
Author’s last name, Author’s initial Year published, ‘Title of paper’, paper presented at the Name of Conference, Location of conference, Conference dates.
Tinto, V 2009, ‘Taking the student retention seriously: rethinking the first year at university’, paper presented at the FYE Curriculum Design Symposium, Queensland University of Technology, 5-6 February, viewed 12 December 2010, <http://www.fyecd2009.qut.edu.au/resources/SPE_VincentTinto_5Feb09.pdf>.
Robespierre, M 1793, ‘Rebuilding a nation after post-economic collapse’, paper presented at the People’s Progressive Politics Conference, Paris, France, 27-28 July.
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