3. What we did
• Math
– Pathways
– Curriculum
– Delivery
• CCR
– Discipline integration
– Co-requisites
4. Our goal
To accelerate students by reducing the
amount of time, number of
developmental credits, and number of
courses in the developmental sequence
so students can be successful in a college
level course. Accelerated learning will
require a curriculum redesign.
5. English Corequisite
Enrolled Gateway in 1
semester
Gateway in 1 year
Baseline 10,109 1,520 (15%) 3,428 (34%)
Co-requisite (F14) 3,342 2,131 (64%) n/a
Outcomes - corequisite
Math Corequisite
Enrolled Gateway in 1
semester
Gateway in 1 year
Baseline 17,846 14 (0.1%) 1,820 (10%)
Co-requisite (F14) 138 78 (57%) n/a
6. CCR – fall 2013
Course Students enrolled …successfully completed
college English
1 level below
with lab
68 14 (20.6%)
1 level below 757 174 (23%)
Co-req with
College
286 100 (35%)
Co-req with
English
724 526 (72.6%)
7. Math – fall 2013
Course Students enrolled … successfully completed
college math
CTE & liberal arts
prep
1955 163 (8.3%)
Algebra prep 1145 213 (18.6%)
Co-req CTE 70 37 (52.9%)
Co-req liberal
arts
4 4 (100%)
Co-req algebra 19 13 (68.4%)
8. Faculty Engagement
• How did your department approach redesign?
• What changed in your classroom delivery with
redesign?
• What supports do faculty need to make changes?
• How did you help your colleagues transition to
the new model?
• In hindsight, what are things that others should
know about adopting policy into practice related
to redesign?
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