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Frye, Bobbie E., editor.
Smith, Kelly D., editor.
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Community colleges -- Curricula -- United States.
Developmental studies programs -- United States.
Community colleges -- Curricula.
Developmental studies programs.
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Promising
practices
in
developmental
education
/ Bobbie E. Frye, Kelly D. Smith, editors.
by
Frye, Bobbie E., editor.
, Smith, Kelly D., editor.
San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, 2018.
ISSN:
0194-3081
Series:
New directions for community colleges
Description:
107 pages ; 23 cm.
Contents:
Improving Student Progress and Completion of
Developmental
English / Trudy H. Bers --
Developmental
Education
Reform Outcomes by Subpopulation / Jessica Brathwaite, Nikki Edgecombe -- Student Success in
Developmental
Math
Education
: Connecting the Content at Ivy Tech Community College / Dan W. Royer, Russell D. Baker -- The Oregon Model for Improving Student Completion Through
Developmental
Education
Reform / Elizabeth Cox Brand -- Accelerating Remedial
Education
in Louisiana / Emily Campbell, Rene Cintron -- Multiple Measures Placement in North Carolina / Susan Barbitta, William Munn -- Improving
Developmental
Education
Reform in Florida / Stefanie B. Waschull -- The Cost of Disruptive Intervention in
Developmental
Math / Terri Mulkins Manning -- Persistent Pedagogical Challenges in
Developmental
Education
Reform / Rebecca D. Cox -- Lessons Learned from
Developmental
Education
Data / Sue Clery, Bobbie E. Frye.
Summary:
"'Remedial [
developmental
] courses have been a fixture in American community colleges since these institutions first appeared in post-secondary
education
at the turn of the twentieth century.' It seems like a logical instructional model:
developmental
education
is designed to provide students who lack prerequisite skills the means to remediate these skills to progress to college-level coursework in the respective areas. Community colleges have open admissions policies, which allow for students that are not prepared for college-level work to enroll in college programs. As such, community college students often need remediation and academic assistance to succeed in college. In the past decade, community colleges have engaged in a number of new approaches designed to improve student progress in and completion of
developmental
coursework. The ultimate goals of reform are students' increased success in college coursework and increases in overall student success and completion outcomes. As such, this issue is dedicated to
developmental
education
reform. While many chapters discuss specific areas of institutional and statewide reform, the chapters end with actionable recommendations for a broad audience, including practitioners and policy makers"--From Editors' Notes.
Notes:
"Summer 2018."
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