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Video
The vice provost at Georgia State University shares how the Student Success Collaborative helped them translate data into actionable items. Find out how the university has significantly narrowed the achievement gap by focusing advising resources on students in the ""Murky Middle.""
Daily Briefing
As higher ed leaders faces growing pressure to reform developmental ed and boost student outcomes, community colleges in Texas are turning to corequisite programs.
Daily Briefing
Developmental math is one of the biggest barriers to community college completion. But a few small steps in the classroom can improve students' attitudes and outcomes.
Daily Briefing
Despite their reputation as the most tech-savvy generation, students emerge as a key challenge to technology adoption in developmental education, finds one report.
Daily Briefing
A new report argues that colleges should look at a broader range of factors when deciding whether to place students in college-level courses.
Blogs
Explore three insights for community college leaders to consider when reevaluating how they assess students’ English readiness.
Resource
Research shows that robust, effective transition programs can greatly help students with disabilities obtain competitive employment after high school. This brief examines the core elements of six districts’ postsecondary transition programs, including student eligibility, program structure and funding, and family support and engagement.
Expert Insight
Today’s K-12 students experiencing "coronavirus slide” are tomorrow’s rising college students, who will require more support to be successful once they arrive on college campuses or log in to their first virtual orientation session. While the education sector’s disjointed ecosystem has long created roadblocks for students, COVID-19 and its impact on learning loss highlights an urgent need to reform developmental education now to best support learning for incoming students and improve equity in student success.
Blogs
After Florida instituted its 2013 law that changed how the state's 28 two-year college could assess incoming students, students started skipping developmental education. Discover what those students are teaching community college leaders about student success.
