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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Texas State University-San Marcos, a member of The Texas State University System. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Building Bridges to Success: Strengthening Postsecondary Transitions in Adult Education. Overview of Research Study . Research Project funded by the

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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

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  1. Texas State University-San Marcos, a member of The Texas State University System. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Building Bridges to Success: Strengthening Postsecondary Transitions in Adult Education

  2. Overview of Research Study Research Project funded by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) Problem: Little statewide research has been published about best practices of local adult education programs in regards to transition from adult education to postsecondary.

  3. Phase I: THECB Transition Project • Phase 1: Purpose of study was to identify and describe local adult education program best practices for facilitating the successful transition of adult basic education (ABE), English as a Second Language (ESL), and adult secondary education (ASE) students into postsecondary education programs.

  4. Phase I Findings A complete report on findings, conclusions and recommendations can be found at: http://www.tei.education.txstate.edu/transitions For today, we will focus on the following : A need exists in availability of high quality, sustained professional development focusing on transitioning ABE students into postsecondary education.

  5. Phase II: THECB Transition Project • Phase 2: Purpose of study was to develop a deeper understanding of what college readiness entails, and how professional development based on The Texas College and Career Readiness Standardsmay be used to guide how programs bring students to college readiness and help students transition to and succeed in post secondary education.

  6. Texas College & Career Readiness Standards Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/

  7. Cross Disciplinary Standards Texas College & Career Readiness Standards

  8. Pilot Study • Conducted a pilot study with adult education programs between • April – June, 2010 • Professional development focused on the Texas College & Career Readiness Standards (CCRS), in particular the Cross Disciplinary Standards (CDS). • Pilot study included online reading assignments and reflections. Reflections were on the particular reading assignments, how they linked to the CDS and how they could be implemented in classroom instruction. • Pilot study results will be posted on website as they are available. • http://www.tei.education.txstate.edu/transitions

  9. -Adult education teachersABE/GED/ESL-TransitionAdvisors/Specialists- Developmental Education teachers • Northside ISD • Del Mar College • Midland College • Austin Community College 21 signed up and 17 completed Complete References on Readings can be found on Transition web page http://www.tei.education.txstate.edu/transitions

  10. Contact Us THECB Transition Project at Texas State University – San Marcos In Collaboration with Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Dr. Emily Miller Payne, Director of The Education Institute (TEI) Mary Helen Martinez, Transition Project Director Dr. Lewis Madhlangobe, Transition Project Research Specialist http://www.tei.education.txstate.edu/transitions

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