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Tina Marie Jackson, PhD
Director, Developmental Education
April 29- 30, 2019
District Developmental Education SPRING 2019 Update
Agenda
• Spring 2019 Corequisite Course Completion Rates at Collin College
• 60x30 Texas Pathways Connection to Corequisite Work
• Spring 2018 & Fall 2018 Completion Corequisites Rates
• Updates to the Developmental Education Website (February 2019)
http://www.collin.edu/academics/deved/index.html
• Spring 2019 Review & Celebrations!
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Collin College Corequisite CoursesLast Spring 2018 Success Rates!
TSI Complete in 1 semester!
• 78% of English passed with A-D
• 71% of Math passed with A-D
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English Math
Spring Success Rate
Passing Grades
This Fall 2018 Success Rates… TSI Complete in 1 semester!
76% of English passed with A-D70% of Government passed with A-D41% of History passed with A-D70% of Math passed with A-D
ENGLISH HISTORY GOVT MATH
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This Fall 2018 Success Rates…TSI Complete in 1 semester!
79% of INRW Support Course Students Passed with A-D
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INRW SUPPORT COURSE SUCCESS
INRW SUPPORT COURSE SUCCESS
This Fall 2018 Success Rates…TSI Complete in 1 semester!
67.77% of DE Math Course Students Passed with A-C!
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DE MATH SUPPORT COURSE
DE MATH SUPPORT COURSE
Pilot Fall 2018 McKinney
District-wide Fall 2019 DE Academic Planning Seminars
Mandatory for all DE Students placing in Reading, Writing & Math
Four Required group seminar sessions with coach:
1. September 2019 Orientation
2. October 2019 Goal Setting focusing on your program of study.
3. February 2020 Transfer, Workforce Expo, Running Audits
4. April 2020 Seeking Internships and visiting the career center
Starting May 7th, 2019 we will be seeking DE Faculty & Staff to serve as coaches for our DE Academic Planning Seminars. If interested in becoming a coach please email [email protected]
60 x 30TXPlanning for Student Success
By 2030, at least 60% of Texans will have a certificate or degree
Completion Marketable Skills Student Debt
How will students earn enough to
care for their families?
How will we increase enrollments?
How will we get more AEL & DE
students into college programs
leading toward good careers?
42%58%
TO84
Vernon
Western Texas
Why We Need Bold Change:
Why We Need Bold Change:
Co-requisite Continuous Improvement Plan
Co-requisite Continuous Improvement Plan
Integration & Collaboration
Texas Adult Education Overview 14
Shared Customers
Texas Adult Education Overview 15
With or without a high school diploma
College Ready
High School Equivalency /Skills Upgrade
English as a Second Language
12.9 Grade Level
0 Literacy
44 community
colleges
Community Colleges
(18)
ISDs (5)
Educational Service
Centers (7)
Non-Profits (2)
Workforce Boards (4)
Texas Adult Education Overview 16
K-12 &
AEL
Partners
CONNECT ENTER
4-year &
Industry
Partners
Maps for All,
8th Grade -
HS
Graduation
&
Adults
Under
Prepared
Student
Support
&
Gateway
Courses
Structured
Programs
&
Productive
Persistence
Certificates,
Degrees,
Efficient
Transfer &
Meaningful
Careers
PROGRESS SUCCEED
Dedicated to socio-economic mobility
TexasPathways
K-12 &
AEL
Partners
CONNECT ENTER
4-year &
Industry
Partners
Clarify maps to Adults’ end goals
Accelerate ImmediateGatewayCourseSuccess
Structured Programs
&Productive Persistence
CertificateCompletion Aligned to
Careers and Re-entry
PROGRESS SUCCEED
Dedicated to socio-economic mobility
TexasPathways
for Adults
1. Clarify Paths to Students’ End Goals
2. Help Students Choose and Enter a Path
3. Help Students Stay on the Path
4. Ensure Students are Learning
Essential Pathways Practices
Spring 2019 Semester Celebrations
College Readiness & Success Grant Update
• 75 Laptops arrived this week, each campus has received 25 laptops to assist with supplemental instruction.
• Fall 2019 SI Tutors INRW district-wide
• 3 Math lab tutors hired in Feb 2019 to work district wide.
• DE Academic Coaching Program piloted at McKinney Campus.
• Fall 2019 DE Academic Coaching Seminars
• Inaugural National Award from National Organization for Student Success (NOSS).
Student Success Champions
Academic Advising Champions
Pamela Lee, Associate Dean of Student Enrollment Services
Candace Hamilton-Meserole, SES Campus Lead
Shayla Andrews, Student Development Specialist
Student Success Champions
Faculty Champions
Dr. Suzanne Jones, INRW Discipline Lead & Faculty
Jacqueline Hernandez, INRW Faculty
Dr. Lisa Hull Forrester, ENGL Faculty
Linda Kapocsi, INRW & ESL Faculty
Dr. Michael McConachie, GOVT Faculty
Dr. Pamela Sawyer, ENGL & INRW Faculty
Student Success Champions
Faculty Champions
Leah Beck, DE Math Faculty
Jason Smoot, DE Math Faculty
Catherine Thurman, DE Math Faculty
Questions & Contact Information
Tina Marie Jackson, PhD
District Director, Developmental Education
phone number: 972-881-5701
office CHEC 448