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Dr. Fred Hills Andrew Cano Jeff Martin Dr. Fred Hills Andrew Cano Jeff Martin YEAR 2 CREATING A CULTURE OF STUDENT
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McLennan at a Glance
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Learning Framework EDUC/PSYC 1100 Required for most FTIC students 1-credit hour Customized textbook Focuses on successful college skills Addresses learning styles Promotes active engagement Introduces EI Requires ESAP pre- and post-tests EDUC/PSYC 1200 Required for students with 2 or more dev ed needs 2-credit hours Can be taken in concurrence with EDUC/PSYC 1100 Full immersion in ESAP model of EI Focus on Self-Management skills Requires ESAP test
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Gateway Courses YEAR 1 Biology I College Algebra Elementary Algebra Freshman Composition I General Psychology Interpersonal Communication Introduction to College Reading Introduction to Sociology Music Appreciation Pre-Algebra Reading Comprehension & Analysis U.S. History I YEAR 2 Anatomy & Physiology College Algebra Contemporary Math for Liberal Arts Elementary Algebra General Psychology Intermediate Algebra Intermediate Radiographic Procedures Introduction to College Reading Introduction to Criminal Justice Introduction to Sociology Pre-Algebra Reading Comprehension & Analysis U.S. History I U.S. History II
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Enrollment FTIC +2 DevEd EDUC/PSYC Enrollment for FTIC with 2+ Dev Ed Needs Term## Fall 201233615 Spring 201331622 Fall 201334060 Spring 201415913 FTIC HeadcountFTIC in EDUC/PSYC 1100 Enrollment Term##% Fall 2012142032823% Spring 201334320159% Fall 20131305119992% Spring 201434722866%
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Fall 2012 ESAP Data
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Spring 2013 ESAP Data
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Fall 2013 ESAP Data
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Surveys
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Student Comments “I have learned a lot about my own personal emotional intelligence. Some situations get to me differently than others which makes me overreact sometimes. I feel like I am able to respond to most circumstances correctly now instead of jumping to conclusions without considering others feelings along with my own.” “These... things have helped me to become a better communicator, have more patience when dealing with stressful conversations and to think about the situation before I react in an unprofessional manner.” “I am glad that I learned memory can be improved. I always believed that I had horrible memory and there was nothing I could do about it but now I know otherwise. This information is helpful because now I can and will work hard to increase my long-term memory which will in turn help me to make better grades.”
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Early Alert Process
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Success Coaches
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Early Alert Data
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Core Curriculum Objectives Critical Thinking Skills Communication Skills Empirical & Quantitative Skills Teamwork Social Responsibility Personal Responsibility The Revised Core
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Image courtesy of the University of Texas Dana Center: www.utdanacenter.org MathWays Project
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Other Initiatives
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Digital Repository
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Newsletters
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EI Skill Reminders
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Future Plans Specialized Learning Framework sections Explore staff-centered EI training/ opportunities EI Certificates for faculty & staff Expand visibility –Social media –Special events Expand EI program to secondary education partners
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Contact Dr. Fred Hills 254.299.8661 fhills@mclennan.edu Andrew Cano 254.299.8496 acano@mclennan.edu Jeff Martin 254.299.8066 jmartin@mclennan.edu
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