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Community College of Denver Teresa adams| Mathematics department

Emerging insights about Dev Ed reforms at CCD

Internal and external motivations drove adoption of new Dev Ed instructional model

CCD exists in an ecosystem generally supportive of Dev Ed reforms, with some factors partially offsetting

Dev Ed reforms at CCD reflect significant compression while moving to pathways

Co-req remediation increases completion and increases efficiency of remediation for students and institutions

CCD Dev Math reforms have reduced equity gaps across demographic groups since 2011 1. For example, in 2011 Pell students made up 79% of Dev Math students but only 60% of college-level math students, resulting in an equity gap of 19pp; an equity gap close to 0 means that the demographics of Dev Ed courses mirror those of college-level courses and therefore there is no inequitable access to education; Source: CCD data; BCG analysis

Reforms have successfully shifted enrollment mix and accelerated credit accumulation for students

Reforms enabled Dev Ed students to accelerate time to degree with substantial cost savings implications

Initial Co-req design CCD started offering co-req courses in Fall 2015 for College Algebra only. Students had to place into the course or the student received a “C” in a pre- req Dev Ed math course. Fall of 2016 CCD went to scale on co-reqs for all college gateway math courses. CDD stopped requiring students to take placement exams. MAT 025 Model – our Pre-Algebra co-req course Meet after MAT class Linked classes Study hall Work on homework May be taught by the same instructor Students graded on 50% attendance, 50% some sort of graded assignment – wasn’t specified

Co-req design Spring 2017 and moving forward for college gateway math courses Moved to focus on Pre-Algebra (MAT050/055) skills Online Integrated review from the publisher Approximately 50% of the students in the college level course enroll Linked classes Meets BEFORE MAT course Typically taught by same instructor Reteach most difficult Pre-Algebra skills Just in Time Remediation through activates, Mini lectures and Supplemental Review of Developmental Math Topics Vocabulary is emphasized Students graded on 25% attendance, 25% online integrated review, 50% worksheets/handouts When reforms were first announced, “faculty told me, 'I don't want to do co-req remediation, but I'll try it out of respect for you.' Now faculty are saying, 'Those lab students are the leaders in my lectures; instead of keeping us behind they are leading us forward.'" – Math Department Chair "As long as we focus on students, we can get faculty buy-in" – Math Department Chair

Students work on online intergraded review:

Students work on vocabulary:

Students work on review guides

Students work on Just in Time Remediation worksheets

Students work on Tactivites