Basic Skills Education in CCC – Administrators’ Guide Robin Richards Vice President of Student Services, Cañada College,

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Basic Skills Education in CCC – Administrators’ Guide Robin Richards Vice President of Student Services, Cañada College, Barbara Illowsky, Ph.D., Academic Affairs, CCCCO, March 13,

BSI Expenditures A.Program, Curriculum Planning and Development B.Student Assessment C.Advisement and Counseling Services D.Supplemental Instruction and Tutoring 2

($$ cont.) E.Course Articulation/Alignment of the Curriculum F.Instructional Materials and Equipment G1. Coordination G2. Research G3. Professional Development 3

4 As of June 30, 2012

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7 Basic Skills Accountability: Supplement to the ARCC Report, November 2012

BSI: What is working? Integrated Supplemental Instruction and Tutoring Proactive, integrated counseling DO THESE! 8

Anything else work? Cohorts Mandatory tasks Bridge programs Student Success Centers – combine tutoring and advising Faculty Success Centers Smiling faces and helpful staff 9

Administrators’ Guide e-resource – under development – Compilation of successful practices and programs – Administrators’ “how-to” guide Committee: Pam Deegan, Robin Richards, Peter White, Robin Steinbeck We need YOUR help!!! 10

Small Group (2-4 each) Discussions Review the Table of Contents for the draft Administrators How-To Guide and provide feedback on: 1. What is the most helpful part of the proposed guide? 2. What is missing from the guide? 3. When done, how should we promote it? 11

CCCCO – basic skills site icAffairs/BasicSkillsEnglishasaSecondLanguag e.aspx OR:  Systems Operations  Divisions  Academic Affairs  Basic Skills & English as a Second Language Questions?Thank you! 12