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STUDENT SUCCESS
Bree Langemo, J.D. President
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28% impact on student persistence (re-enrollment) 14% impact on college-level success rates
7% impact on student drop rates in beginning weeks
Source: PPCC
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Agenda Objectives
Learn about Ice House Student Success Philosophy Learn about IHSS Program Concepts & Delivery View IHSS in Learning Management System Questions & Answers for CNM’s Application
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87%
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Source: Gallup
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24% Not Engaged 63% Engaged 13%
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Source: Gallup
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76 61 41 % Engaged Elementary School High School Middle School
Student Engagement Cliff
Source: Gallup
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Source: American Association for Community Colleges
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Employers Demand Entrepreneurial Workforce
77% of employers report that soft skills, such as
communication, problem solving, teamwork and self-motivation, are as important as technical skills.
Source: CareerBuilder National Survey
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entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist.
65%
Source: World Economic Forum 2016
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G.P .A.’s are
worthless
as a criteria for hiring.
SVP People Operations, Google
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24% Not Engaged 63% Engaged 13%
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Source: Gallup
SLIDE 14 mīn(d)-ˌset, n
the underlying beliefs and assumptions that influence behavior
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Visible Artifacts Espoused Values Underlying Beliefs & Assumptions
Source: Adapted from Edgar Schein
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An entrepreneurial mindset can empower
accomplish extraordinary things.
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SLIDE 21 CHOICE
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P E R S I S T E N C E R E S O U R C E F U L RELIABLE COMMUNITY O P P O R T U N I T Y ACTION KNOWLEDGE
CHOICE
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Ted Phillippi
Ice House Student West Virginia University
This curriculum needs to be instilled in the way [students’] think…I promise they can go from a 0.9 GPA to a 3.8 GPA as I did.
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CONNECTION SOLUTION PROBLEM
Ice House Opportunity Discovery Canvas
- 1. Describe the problem you
want to solve.
- 4. Describe your proposed
solution.
- 6. Will people pay for your
solution?
- 2. Describe the type of people
who have this problem.
- 3. How are they currently
solving the problem?
- 5. How will your solution
be different?
- 4. Describe your proposed
solution.
- 7. How will potential customers
know about your solution?
- 8. How will potential customers
purchase your solution?
- 9. Why will potential customers
purchase your solution?
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Don’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up, but what problems do they want to solve.
Jaime Casap, Google Global Education
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Observation Inquiry Empathy Curiosity Experimentation Adaptation Creativity Problem solving Critical thinking Networking Collaboration Communication Reliability Resourcefulness Commitment Resilience Management Replication Process Procedures Efficiency Marketing Sales Scalability Improvement Specialization Consistency Formulaic Conformity Compliance Large scale Innovation Acquisitions Visible market Formal Research In-depth analysis Careful planning Financial projections Known brand Known customer Established channels Experienced managers Execute as planned
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Management Replication Process Procedures Efficiency Marketing Sales Legal Accounting Human Resources Scalability Improvement Specialization Consistency Formulaic Conformity Compliance Observation Inquiry Empathy Curiosity Experimentation Adaptation Creativity Problem solving Critical thinking Networking Collaboration Communication Reliability Resourcefulness Commitment Resilience Large scale Innovation Acquisitions Visible market Formal Research In-depth analysis Careful planning Financial projections Known brand Known customer Established channels Experienced managers Execute as planned Hierarchical approval
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~ Dr. Tony Wagner, Expert In Residence Harvard’s Innovation Lab
The world doesn’t care what you know. What the world cares about is what you can do with what you know.
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IHSS Competencies & Assessments
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We educate leaders who have an entrepreneurial spirit, a humanistic
- utlook and are internationally
competitive.
9,000 High School Students
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BIT 1005 - IHSS Competency Alignment
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