Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) & Accordion Microtemplate
FAQs
The FAQ microtemplate, is a great way to tighten up the content on your page by collapse the text underneath headers. Selecting this option will place the following code on the page:
- Bracketed "faq collapsed" and "/faq" tags code, denoting the beginning and end of the FAQ list.
- Question titles styled as Header 2s
- Answers of body text immediately below the Header 2 question, styled as 'Normal' text.
- This answer area can be any sort of content and will all collapse under the Question Header 2 above it until another Header 2 appears
If you'd like to add additional questions, simply create a new Header 2 Question title, and add body text below it. Here's an example of the final result:
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Accordions
The Accordion microtemplate acts much like the FAQ microtemplate, in that it collapses text in order to tighten and style your page. This is a good way to feature a list of important ideas or resources on your page. Selecting this template places the same code on your page as the faq, but with "accordion collapsed" and "/accordion" framing the template. Here's what it adds:
- Bracketed "accordion collapsed" and "/accordion" tags, denoting the beginning and end of the FAQ list.
- Question titles styled as Header 2s
- Answers of body text immediately below the Header 2 question, styled as 'Normal' text.
- This answer area can be any sort of content and will all collapse under the Question Header 2 above it until another Header 2 appears
Here's an example:
| Program Name | Program Type |
|---|---|
| Art Teaching Credential Program | Initial Single Subject Credential |
| Career and Technical Education | Designated Subject Credential |
| Curriculum and Instruction | Master's Degree |
| Dual Language Development | Master's Degree |
| Early Childhood Education | Master's Degree |
| Mathematics Education | Master's Degree |
| Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP) | Initial Credential |
| Reading and Literacy Added Authorization | Certificate |
| Urband Dual Credential Program (UDCP) | Initial Credential |
Student Development in Higher Education (SDHE) is a unique field of professional practice in U.S. higher education. The field attracts those who are interested in post secondary education career opportunities, both in- and outside the classroom. The profession is focused on student-centered learning, drawing upon an established and growing body of research, based in traditional disciplines, emerging theoretical perspectives, and principles of human diversity and potential. The SDHE program seeks to develop reflective, scholar-practitioners with an understanding of
- The multiple needs of college students
- The interaction of the learners with the college environment
- Learning styles
- Diversity and multicultural issues
- Program development
- The use of developmental and counseling theory in assisting students
- The role of the student development educator in collaborative relationships with faculty and others to support the holistic development of students
- Assessment and evaluation
- Graduates of the program enter the profession able to apply theory to practice and to integrate research using the tenets of counseling, student development, administration, leadership, and multicultural issues in education. Our graduates assume positions in two- and four-year colleges and related institutions. Typical offices of employment include: leadership development, financial aid, career counseling, student activities, residential life, educational opportunity, mentoring, academic advising, orientation, and learning communities.
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Please note: if you have a very long header in the accordion title, you may want to consider using the FAQ template instead. Long title text will be cut off depending on the width of the user's browser (desktop, table, mobile).
