The document discusses issues with college graduation rates and the need to better engage and support students. It notes that graduation rates are lowest at two-year community colleges at 12% and highest at private four-year colleges at 56%. Nearly 30% of freshmen leave college in their first year. 50% of students in two-year colleges and 20% in four-year universities require remedial classes, which don't work. There is a need for co-requisite classes and additional support to help more students graduate. Teachers are seen as part of the solution to improving education.
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1. If Education is the question,
then teachers are the answer
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The Problem is not getting into College
Its Getting THROUGH College
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2. You can't succeed at anything if you quit
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3. Don't be a quitter, be a failure.
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9. Supporting Point One
What
we
see
is
a
worrying
trend
amongst
American
schools
and
colleges,
Students
attending
two-‐year
community
colleges
had
a
12
percent
graduation
rate.
Students
attending
four-‐year
public
state
colleges
had
approximately
a
33
Percent
Graduation
rate.
Students
at
four-‐year,
private
colleges
managed
the
best
rate
at
56
percent.
Historically,
nearly
30%
of
freshmen
leave
college
in
their
Hirst
year
of
study.
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Students attending four-year
public state colleges had
approximately a 33 Percent
Graduation rate.