The Center for the Analysis of Postsecondary Readiness (CAPR) studies current practices in developmental education. Led by @CommunityCCRC & @MDRC_News.
MDRC’s Intervention ROI tool is a free interactive web application that allows community college administrators to estimate the costs and revenues associated with implementing an intervention at their college, including two studied by CAPR. https://t.co/x06HV1lkHS @MDRC_News
A new CAPR brief describes the process of adopting multiple measures assessment in Arkansas and presents five state-focused strategies for the scaling of MMA. https://t.co/Wf9Zm5EYSd @ArkansasCC@ArkHigherEd
The shift to corequisite remediation raises important questions about student support and instructional strategies in mathematics education. Read the latest insights in this @MAAnow blog: https://t.co/ANhkPiqoHw
"A recent @capr_deved analysis finds placing students directly into college-level courses, rather than a more precise placement system, is key to learners’ success," reports @amowreader@insidehighered.
[CAPR is a partnership of MDRC & @CommunityCCRC] https://t.co/g3HYnQxiIz
Even for students with the lowest standardized test scores, the chances of completing a gateway math course within the first year rose by 15 pp under the corequisite approach, writes @florence_ran for the Mathematical Association of America. https://t.co/QJTjQPdYYG
A recent analysis finds placing students directly into college-level courses, rather than a more precise placement system, is key to learners’ success. https://t.co/FiLMM1Qa41 @insidehighered@MDRC_News@CommunityCCRC
Anne Kim, FutureEd senior fellow, discusses the history of remedial education in America and what it will take to move reform forward on the Future U podcast. https://t.co/Z7H1CYLQ36 @futureupodcast
NEW from @capr_deved!
College Course Placement Based on Multiple Measures Assessment: A Synthesis of Two Experimental Evaluations, by Sophie Litschwartz, Dan Cullinan, & Colin Hill https://t.co/i8RjHKK9c3
Referring more students directly to college-level courses is more important than trying to better predict success in college-level courses, a new synthesis of two RCTs of multiple measures assessment suggests. https://t.co/hNVZtO3rjF @MDRC_News
Q&A on a recent report that explores the effect of corequisite courses on Tennessee community college students with different levels of academic preparation. https://t.co/xRQTYhy4n1 @florence_ran
On the CAPR blog: New Evidence on Students With Low Placement Scores and Corequisite Courses https://t.co/xRQTYhyCcz @florence_ran@CommunityCCRC@MDRC_News
California math educators this fall have been locked in a vigorous debate: Will the implementation of a new law help more community college STEM students by skipping prerequisites and placing them directly into calculus? https://t.co/rn2MSQaDNn @EdSource
During the 2022-23 academic year, when YVC’s new math sequence was implemented, the percentage of students enrolled in college-level courses more than doubled compared to the previous four academic years. https://t.co/4U1cix481p @YakimaCollege@Comm_College
From @CommunityCCRC researchers for CAPR: Lessons on Scaling Corequisites: The City University of New York’s Transition From Prerequisite to Corequisite Academic Support https://t.co/vgbv9I1nD0 @CUNY
California’s AB 1705 has sparked controversy. Some math educators fear more students will fail calculus. Defenders say the law prevents students getting derailed by prior courses. https://t.co/RsuPkynyP3 @EdSource
After nearly two decades of growth, the percentage of community college students enrolled in remedial coursework dropped from 23% in 2015–16 to 16% in 2019–20. Read an analysis from @NewAmericaEd on the CAPR blog. https://t.co/3UM1f74EYa @EdNCES