Lessons Learned: Student Success Arises One Class at a Time

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Lessons Learned: Student Success Arises One Class at a Time Regional Symposia on Student Success Cape Town, South Africa August 23, 2013 Vincent Tinto vtinto@syr.edu

Promoting Student Success Focusing the attributes of classrooms that promote student success, especially during the first year of university study. 2

Conditions for Classroom Success Expectations Clear, consistent, accurate information High expectations 3

View video clip online: http://youtu.be/qhWztGhdHk0 4

Promoting Classroom Success Expectations Support Student success course Contextualized academic support Supplemental instruction Embedded academic support (I-Best) Basic skills learning communities 5

Supplemental Instruction (SI) Mathematics Instructor Supplemental Study Groups A B C D Tutor A Tutor B Tutor C Tutor D 6

View video clip online: http://youtu.be/1WfmSBf3hkM 7

LaGuardia CC - ESL Linked Courses ESL English Accounting 8

“The relationship between accounting and ESL is helping a lot because the accounting lecturer is teaching us to answer questions in complete sentences, to write better. And we are more motivated to learn vocabulary because it is accounting vocabulary, something we want to learn about anyway. I am learning accounting better by learning the accounting language better.” 9

Promoting Classroom Success Expectations Support Assessment and Feedback Entry assessment and placement Early warning Predictive Analytics Classroom assessment One-minute paper Automated response systems 10

Conditions for Classroom Success Expectations Support Assessment and Feedback Engagement Contact with students, lecturers, and staff Active engagement in learning with others Intensity / time-on-task 11

Promoting Classroom Success Expectations Support Assessment and Feedback Engagement Pedagogies of engagement Cooperative learning, Problem/Project-Based learning Service learning Cohort programs Learning communities 12

View video clip online: http://youtu.be/sqELX7yqu98 13

“You know, the more I talk to other people about our class stuff, the homework, the tests, the more I’m actually learning... and the more I learn not only about other people, but also about the subject because my brain is getting more, because I’m getting more involved with the other students in the class. I’m getting more involved with the class even after class.” 14

View video clip online: http://youtu.be/d10-N0-cEUw 15

Closing Thoughts: Closing Thought Student classroom success does not arise by chance. It requires intentional, structured, and proactive action that is systematic in nature and coordinated in application. 16