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Jenny Shotwell Ellen Falkenstein Targeted, Accelerated, Community Learning NCBO DevMath Program – A Successful Fusion Jenny Shotwell Ellen Falkenstein

The Quote that Inspired Us The author Matthew Kelly was the first to write this quote and attribute the quote to Einstein. There is no evidence that Einstein actually said this; however, the quotation was based on ideas circulated among educators for decades.

Targeted, Accelerated, Developmental Education (TAD) In the initial meetings we were told to “get it done” and to be sure that we had a catchy acronym. TAD seemed perfect: A tad of knowledge A tad of money But, a lot of WORK quotespictures.com

NCBO Program TAD (DSMA 0399 covers Pre-, Four Options: TAD (DSMA 0399 covers Pre-, Beginning, Intermediate Algebra) 2) TAD Plus (DSMA 0393 / MATH 1414 paired Intermediate/College Algebra) 3) TAD Bit (extender initiative) 4) TAD (Name being determined) Accelerated lecture class combining Pre/Beg Algebra.

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Lessons Learned – Program Development Meet in small groups Never mention free in front of Budget. What happens in classroom - stays in the classroom. Offering for 3 credit hours, opens the door to VA / financial aid students. Think outside box for PR. Offer students something free for pilots. Never show you can move a mountain with just a shovel.

Basic Definition of TAD Students are provided with the opportunity to master the concepts needed to proceed to the next developmental/college course by working at their own pace and learning style in a targeted instructional contract. Students complete up to three levels of Developmental Mathematics -- Pre-, Beginning, and Intermediate Algebra in one semester.

TAD – DSMA 0399 Students complete an application/information session/ sign course contract. Work off an individualized instructional contract. (one for each level) Mastery levels must be obtained to move on. Everyone starts in Pre-Algebra.

Conquering the Map For each concept, students take an initial quiz that builds a homework based on mastery. Next, student studies using homework, “Help Me Solve This”, videos, individual help in lab, and mini workshops Finally, the student retakes the quiz. Once they score a 80% or higher, they may move on to the next concept.

Grading Students must pass the Final Exam with > 70% to receive credit. The quiz/homework grades are only used to proceed to the next concept. Once the student has passed the Pre-Algebra Final Exam, they have passed the course – the next level is a bonus if passed. Final exam grade is entered as a internal placement test for Registrar.

Physical Set Up of Class Students are in lab Monday thru Thursday for 1 hour and 20 minutes per day. Class times are set; however, some flexibility is allowed. Mandatory Learning Styles/Personality Workshop by CTC Mental Health Department. Lab currently holds 58 student computers, and 2 student round tables.

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Why it Works Individualized help Self Discovery Credit for previous knowledge Students can choose resources based on their learning style. “Noisy”, relaxed environment – even supply candy! Lab houses students currently form Pre-Algebra through Calculus.

Why It Works Team Approach 4 unique faculty members Different explanations and techniques. Play well with others United front with common goal of student success. Serve as a ‘cheerleader’ and mentor uses compassion, tough love, laughter, and sarcasm to allow students to feel at ease in the class/lab.

New Team Members Similar success with new faculty -> Faculty must be enthusiastic for students to succeed. Pair new faculty with existing faculty for on-the-job training. “Uninspired” faculty -Need Not Apply.

48 (incl. drop/withdraws) DSMA 0399 Data Data Time frame: Spr13 – Sum15 DSMA 0399 Number of students 410 ** Complete 0 levels 48 (incl. drop/withdraws) Complete 1 level 150 Complete 2 levels 184 Complete all 3 levels 28 ** Data for 1st time in course. 51.7% complete multiple levels.

College Algebra Pass Rates 0399 to 1414 Number of students 177 Pass Rate 88.1 % Withdraw/Drop Rate 3.95 %

Traditional Course Pass Rate DSMA 0300 DSMA 0301 DSMA 0303 MATH 1414 Number of Students 1535 1172 874 2070 Pass Rate 42.4 % 43.7 % 44.7 % 58.3 % Withdraw/Drop Rate 31.3 % 24.1 % 33.5 % 21.9 % 39 Students successfully completed all three DSMA levels. 11 students completed DSMA 0300 through MATH 1414. *** This comes from the 900 students that started DSMA 0300, lowest level in the CY 2013. These students would have 4 terms to complete all 4 courses.

Recent Discoveries Works for all the learning styles. Placement test scores showed no affect on levels completed. Student Population Changes Attendance issues Increase in first semester students Defiant to the “system” “Enabled” students

Any Questions? Questions? Thoughts? Suggestions?

TAD Plus -- NCBO Intermediate Algebra/College Algebra Students can complete College Algebra with Intermediate Algebra taught in a Just-In-Time format. The curriculum, rigor, quizzes/tests coincide with CTC Math Department's requirements. Instructors team teach; therefore, one instructor is always available during class to help individual students.

TAD Plus – Paired Class Physical Setup of Classroom Attend class four days a week (80 min/day) Mandatory two hours a week in lab with a TA and tutor(s). Lectures recorded on Mimio Smartboard equipment and are posted on MyLabsPlus www.mimio.com

Engages/Enhances Interest in Math with Relevance

TAD Plus Data 432 Students have gone through the program. Number Students Percentages A 192 44.4 % B 115 26.6 % C 89 20.6 % D/F 22 5.1 % W/Drop 14 3.2 % 91.7 % Pass Rate

Recent Discoveries Works for all the learning styles. Placement test scores may not be a good indicator for success. Transfer students from other colleges or campuses. Student Population Changes Increase in first semester students Defiant to the “system” Unable to follow simple instructions

TAD BIT Two week extension course offered at the end of the term to students that failed the course with a grade in the 60s. Consideration is given to those that have overall average in the 50s if passing prior to final examination. Meet in lab with instructor/TA/tutor. Minimum time is 2 hours a day / 4 days a week.

TAD BIT Faculty member is paid at the adjunct rate. Use electronic diagnostic/final Free to the student Grade Change sent to change student’s grade to a C.

TAD BIT Data Data collected over 5 terms. Course: Pre Algebra Beginning Algebra Intermediate Algebra Total Successful Students 16 15 6 37 Total Enrolled 23 26 8 57 Percent Successful 69.6 % 57.7 % 75 % 64.9%

DSMA 0391 Piloting one class this term – 21 students Took a traditional Pre-Algebra class and offered students a BOGO deal. Students were given textbook and access to My Labs Plus for free. Allowed to use four function calculator Class meets 4 days a week for 1 hr and 20 minutes. Students required to complete 12 hours of monitored lab time.

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