Case Management Acceleration Compression Learning communities (college level course paired with 090) Integration, Mainstreaming Contextualization, Co-teaching.

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Case Management Acceleration Compression Learning communities (college level course paired with 090) Integration, Mainstreaming Contextualization, Co-teaching Facilitation (learner centered teaching philosophy) Time, Flexibility, Relationships Faculty as learning community: learners, innovators, leaders strong professional development component Risk taking/new innovation encouraged pilots

12/6/10

Cognitive Logistic/ Systemic Affective

Students complete two to four semesters of developmental courses in one semester in either math or an English/reading combination  Math: 030/060 (currently revised as 045); 060/ /099  English/Reading: ENG 060/090/ REA 060/090 (4 courses) ENG 060/090/REA 090, ENG 090/REA 090/ENG 121 ESL 053 /ENG 090 REA 060/090/ENG090 (ESL to Dev. Ed. exit combination) ENG 090/121  English and Reading 090 pairings with various college level courses. ENG 090/121 Team taught (Ex. ENG 090/POS 111, REA 090/COM 125) 

Acceleration PROMOTES INTERACTIVE TEACHING Acceleration PROMOTES STUDENT ENGAGEMENT Acceleration DECREASES THE LOSS POINTS IN THE DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCE

“Breaking Through” and “Scaling Up”, Debra Bragg, Office of Community College Leadership and Innovation, University of Illinois, Champlin, funded by the Charles Stewart Mott and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundations, 2008, 2010, Edgecombe, Jaggers, and Baker, Community College Research Center, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, October, /6/10

88.3% 48.3% English 3 combines 3 courses in English and reading. English 4 combines 4 courses.

Success in College Math at 36 Months is defined as completion of a certificate or degree, transfer to a 4-year institution or persistence. Outcomes at 36 months

399 students testing into multiple levels of remediation and enrolling in a compressed remedial math sequence in the time span between spring spring % minority 62% female 52% Pell eligible* *self- reported, optional information on CCD application As of Fall 2012: 3129 total students served in FastStart* Fall 2012: 606 students enrolled in FastStart courses* * includes MAT, ENG, REA and ESL students

Lower + MiddleMiddle + Top

Lower + MiddleMiddle + Top Note. GK Math = MAT 099 or MAT 106, fulfills terminal math requirement for many majors, but does not necessarily award college-level credit.

Recruiting/MarketingAcademic Advising 1:1 Case Management Student Ambassadors College Process Assistance Financial Aid Assistance Career Research Planning Motivation and Retention Persistence Support

How they are referred: Accuplacer scores on the “cusp.” Did well in a previous dev. Ed. course “Savvy” students Need an ENG 090 or REA 090 (for paired learning communities Who refers them: Advisors Developmental Education Case Managers- Math, English, Reading, ESL Other Case Managers- TRIO, First Year Experience Word of mouth

Case Manager to Instructor: Student updates as necessary Class visits around registration date Instructor to Case Manager: STEAR: Student Tracking Early Alert Retention System Online through CCD Connect Portal Students of concern Student successes!

Interdisciplinary across academic centers and departments Center for Educational Advancement (Dev. Ed) ENG, MAT, REA and ESL Language Arts and Behavioral Sciences (LABS) COM, LIT, ENG, ART, PSY, Center for Technical Education (CTE) CRJ, POS Center for Math and Science (CMS) MAT, BIO and CHEM (spring ‘13) Adjunct and Full time faculty 78 total faculty Innovators and risk takers

FastStart Team as a learning community Meetings as workshops Peer observations and lesson studies Content specific projects Inquiry board and reflection

250 Students in Fall sections including 3 team taught learning communities 459 Students in Spring sections including an ESL course and 10 team taught learning communities 606 Students in Fall sections including 2 hybrids, 7 AAA 101 intensive courses and paired 045* with AAA 101 * REA 077 and MAT 077 (formerly 030/060)

Students and Case Management - Transitioning and placement - Larger caseloads Faculty - Observations, coaching, collaborating with different departments that are used to “silos” Institution - Small, quiet program becomes one with a voice on campus. - Culture shifts

Administration support 3 year- student word of mouth 5 year- faculty word of mouth 7 year- administration word of mouth External recognition to internal 5 credits for all team taught courses Marketing: Facebook pages, presence on website, work with communications director

◦ Cohorts entering Spring 2006 to Spring 2008 ◦ Outcomes tracked 3 academic years ◦ Compared students who started Fast Start course with those who started parallel 2- course math sequence ◦ Regression using array of demographic & academic characteristics

12/6/10 Shorter sequences alone may improve progression (though could slightly weaken pass rates) Shorter sequences combined with supports may improve progression while maintaining (or even increasing) pass rates Shorter sequences seem fine for lower-placing students (though perhaps not very low-scoring ones) Unknown if mainstreaming appropriate for lower-scoring students *National Center for Post-Secondary Research, 2012

 Career Exploration (Reading/English) ◦ I-Search Essay ◦ Scholarship essay ◦ Computer literacy  Thematic and contextualization (Course Pairings) ◦ Novels ◦ Vocabulary building ◦ group activities ◦ Essays ◦ Digital Storytelling

88.3% 48.3% English 3 combines 3 courses in English and reading. English 4 combines 4 courses.

 Working with college level classes  Faculty buy-in and training  Hiring faculty  Nurturing the culture shift necessary for developing new academic pairings  Scheduling

 Bragg, D., Baker, E.D., and Puryear, M., December 2010, Follow-up of Community College of Denver’s FastStart Program: University of Illinois, Champaign, Office of Community College Research and Leadership  Bragg, D., Scaling Up, Jobs for the Future, 2011  Corash, K., Baker, E.D., Calculating the Productivity of Innovation, January, 2009, retrieved from cccs.edu/Research/costeffect.html  Developmental Math Committee of AMATYC, Newsletter, April, 2012  Edgecombe, N., Jaggers, S. and Baker, E.D., Community College Research Center, NY, 2012  National Center for Post-Secondary Research 2012 conference on Developmental Education retrieved from

Lisa Silverstein FastStart Coordinator Linda Sue Hoops Developmental Math Chair Brian Dickson Developmental English Chair Nancy Story Dean- Center for Educational Advancement