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Literacy Institute San Jacinto College July 31, 2014 Dr. Rebecca Goosen Associate Vice Chancellor for College Preparatory, San Jacinto College, TX Todays Agenda National Update Amazing Programs in Place Need to Inform the World


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Literacy Institute San Jacinto College July 31, 2014

  • Dr. Rebecca Goosen

Associate Vice Chancellor for College Preparatory, San Jacinto College, TX

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Today’s Agenda

  • National Update
  • Amazing Programs in Place
  • Need to Inform the World
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The National Conversation is About Developmental Education

National Policy National Trends Texas Initiatives

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National Policy

  • Scaling Promising Practices
  • Implementing State Wide Practices
  • Collaboration with K-12 Systems
  • State Level Data Tracking
  • Performance-based Funding Systems
  • Research
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National Trends

  • Test Preparation/High School
  • New Assessment Processes
  • Multiple Measures for Placement
  • Acceleration
  • Co-Requisite Enrollment
  • Open Entrance/Open Exit Courses
  • Limit Exit Points
  • Alignment of High Schools and College
  • Completion Agenda
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Texas Initiatives

HB1244-Developmental Programs

  • Diagnostic assessments
  • Differential placement
  • Professional development
  • Support services
  • Program evaluation
  • Integration of technology with emphasis on

instructional support

  • Non-course-based options (NCBO)
  • DE and transfer level course combinations
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State Wide Initiatives

  • Non-course Based Options (NCBO)
  • Integrated Reading/Writing (INRW)
  • Pairing DE with College Level Courses
  • Holistic Advising
  • Building DE/ABE Alignments
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Shift In Climate

  • 1. Education Commission of the States

Call for common reporting for developmental education

  • 2. Recognition of inconsistent data reporting
  • 1. Understanding of who our students are
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Adult Education Remedial Courses Accelerated Courses College Level Courses

Coordination Advisory Boards Mandatory Orientation Pre-Assessment Assessment Intrusive Advising Data Monitoring Learning Support/Embedded Support

A Developmental Education System

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Initial Contact at SJC

  • No Late Registration
  • Mandatory Orientation
  • Advising Triage
  • Educational Plans
  • Calling Program
  • Peer Partners
  • Hit the Hallways
  • Faculty Advising
  • Test Prep
  • Early Intervention
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Instructional Strategies SJC

  • Enforced prerequisites
  • Reading First
  • Student Success Course
  • Faculty Advising
  • Course Redesign
  • Vertical Alignment Teams with Public Schools
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Sustaining Support SJC

  • Professional Development
  • Working Families Center
  • Veterans Center
  • Men of Honor/Ladies of Integrity
  • Data Teams
  • Data Reports
  • Value of Degrees and Certificates
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Intentional Connections

  • CCRC says there is no long term effect for

learning communities after the first semester

  • National Center for Postsecondary Research &

MDRC

– www.postsecondaryresearch.org

  • Washington Center

– www.evergreen.edu/washingtoncenter

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What SJD Found

  • IC- Spring 2014 70% Success Rate
  • Students had selected pathways
  • They remained in cohorts moving forward
  • Faculty provided support for students during

and after the semester

  • Summer INRW saw cohorts enrolling and

moving forward

  • Cost effective program
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We Need To Inform The World

  • Write about what we are doing
  • Share at conferences
  • Have conversations with policy makers
  • Read what CCRC and others are publishing
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Understand you are not just a faculty member

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You are changing the world

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People who say it can not be done should not interrupt those who are doing it