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1 Reform at Scale: Lessons from the Dana Center’s New Mathways Project Uri Treisman and Amy Getz Innovations 2014 March 4, 2014 Uri Treisman and Amy Getz Innovations 2014 March 4, 2014 an initiative of the Charles A. Dana Center and the Texas Association of Community Colleges

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3 What? A systemic approach to improving student success and completion by reforming developmental and gateway mathematics based on four principles. 3

4 Principles of the NMP Model Developmental mathematics students should have access to: 1.Multiple pathways aligned to specific fields of study 2.Acceleration that allows students to complete a college- level math course more quickly 3.Intentional use of strategies to help students develop skills as learners 4.Curriculum design and pedagogy based on proven practice 4

5 Dana Center’s Role: State Level Broadly support reform based on the four principles:  Work with TACC, state agencies, and two- and four-year institutions to address policy obstacles  Leverage resources and build support through collaboration with partners:  Other reform initiatives  Professional organizations 5

6 Dana Center’s Role: Institutional Level Build tools and services that help colleges implement systemic reform  Detailed implementation guide  Data templates  Tools and strategies to help train advisors and plan for student recruitment 6

7 Dana Center’s Role: Faculty & Classroom Level Develop materials and services to support on-the-ground implementation  Course materials  Professional learning opportunities – general and specific to the Dana Center’s course materials The development process is based on input from and engagement with community college faculty and staff. 7

8 The NMP Courses 8

9 Timeline for Development and Implementation *A PDF version of the Frameworks course is available on the Dana Center website for open use. 9 CoursesFirst Implementation Publically Available Frameworks for Mathematics and Collegiate Learning* Spring 2013Fall 2013 Foundations of Mathematical ReasoningFall 2013Fall 2014 Statistical ReasoningSpring 2014Spring 2015 Quantitative ReasoningSpring 2015Spring 2016 STEM-Prep and bridge courseSpring 2016Spring 2017

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11 Lessons Learned Leadership sets the charge. 11

12 Lessons Learned Understand your context before making decisions. 12

13 Lessons Learned Plan for changing normative practice. 13

14 Lessons Learned Include all stakeholders throughout the process. 14

15 Implementation Guide: Phases of Planning 15

16 Implementation Guide: Involving Stakeholders 16

17 Implementation Guide: Action Items and Resources 17

18 Implementation Guide: Things to Consider 18

19 Implementation Guide: Examples 19

20 Support for planning: NMP Implementation Guide  Resource to support careful planning for implementation of reform based on the NMP principles  An updated version is now available for free download or in print for $30  Sign up for monthly updates to receive notifications of new postings: mathways@austin.utexas.edu 20

21 Finding our tools: On the Charles A. Dana Website:  Higher Education  New Mathways Project  NMP Curricular Materials  NMP Technical Assistance 21

22 Contact Information  To receive monthly updates about the NMP, contact us at: mathways@austin.utexas.edu  General information about the Dana Center: www.utdanacenter.org  Higher Education work: www.utdanacenter.org/higher-education/  Amy Getz : getz_a@austin.utexas.edugetz_a@austin.utexas.edu 22


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