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QEP Update Professional Development

QEP Update Professional Development. Susan Burrow August 17, 2009. The Purpose of the QEP. Improve student learning in developmental math through active learning and supplemental instruction. Why This Project?. Project will positively impact student learning

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QEP Update Professional Development

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  1. QEP UpdateProfessional Development Susan Burrow August 17, 2009

  2. The Purpose of the QEP Improve student learning in developmental math through active learning and supplemental instruction

  3. Why This Project? • Project will positively impact student learning • Project supports our mission and goals • Project selected by your input and college data

  4. Is this important? You tell me!

  5. Only 50% of students enrolled will successfully complete Math 098

  6. 25% of students who start in MTH 098 will successfully complete MTH 100.Is that OK?

  7. Math Placement

  8. English Placement

  9. Reading Placement

  10. Can You See the Impact on Students?

  11. QEP StrategiesActive Learning Course re-design Small group activities Computer aided study Pre and post test measures Rubrics to measure achievement Engagement in the classroom (CCSSE) Faculty professional development

  12. QEP StrategiesSupplemental Instruction (SI) SI is peer (student) led small group teaching Basic study skills Test taking tips Review of unclear course material Overcoming Math fear Success tips Faculty and staff development

  13. QEP Timeline • On-Site Review • October 27-29, 2009 • QEP Draft Completed • August 14, 2009 • QEP Document Due in Atlanta • September 15, 2009

  14. How Engaged Are You? We Can Measure Our Success • CCSSE – survey to measure our engagement • Provides us the “Student Perspective” • Provides us great data to measure our progress • Allows us to compare ourselves nationally and among our peers

  15. CCSSE: A Tool for Improvement • CCSSE helps colleges: • Assess quality in community college education • Identify and learn from good educational practice • Identify areas in which we can improve Community College Survey of Student Engagement

  16. CCSSE Benchmarks for Effective Educational Practice The five CCSSE benchmarks are: Active and Collaborative Learning Student Effort Academic Challenge Student-Faculty Interaction Support for Learners Community College Survey of Student Engagement

  17. CCSSE’s First Six Years • Over 700,000 students, representing nearly 3.9 million • 624 different colleges • 49 states, plus British Columbia, Nova Scotia, & the Marshall Islands • 23 states use CCSSE system-/state-wide Community College Survey of Student Engagement

  18. What is Student Engagement? …the amount of time and energy students invest in meaningful educational practices …in other words, institutional practices and student behaviors that are highly correlated with student learning and retention Community College Survey of Student Engagement

  19. SENSE:A Tool for Strengthening Student Success SENSE provides data that • focus on first impressions, entering processes, classroom experiences and other special topics • are grounded in research about what works to retain and support entering students • identify and help colleges learn from practices that engage entering students, and • identify areas for improvement Imagine Success!

  20. Personal Connections The very first time I came to this college, I felt welcome. • Entering Students’ First Impressions of Their Colleges Imagine Success!

  21. Personal Connections Entering Students’ First Impressions of Their Colleges Was a specific person assigned to you so you could see him/her each time you needed information or assistance? Source: 2008 SENSE field test data. Imagine Success!

  22. DOING EDUCATION DIFFERENTLY What’s Required? …And What Won’t Work? Imagine Success!

  23. Emphasis on Student Engagement • Students are more likely to persist and learn if they: • Establish meaningful relationships with peers • Make a connection between now and future (goal setting) • Are active and engaged learners Community College Survey of Student Engagement

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