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Adult and developmental Education

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Adult and developmental Education

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    1. Adult and developmental Education Fall 2010 Update

    2. Adult and Developmental Education

    3. organization

    4. Why the Change?

    5. WHO WE ARE Adult Education is a term used nation-wide to refer to programs for people 17 and older with less than high school competencies:

    6. Basic Skills in Job Training Non-credit Job Training programs are not, in and of themselves, below college level. In fact, many of the programs require complex skills. Increasing numbers of students are enrolling without the basic skill requirements for the programs. ADE will work with these programs to design intake/assessment practices and basic skill delivery within Job Training to increase the success of the students who arrive with basic skill deficits.

    7. Developmental Education Developmental education is a field of practice and research within higher education with a theoretical foundation in developmental psychology and learning theory.  It promotes the cognitive and affective growth of all postsecondary learners, at all levels of the learning continuum. At GRCC developmental education is delivered through the Academic Foundations Program (AFP)

    8. Academic Foundations Program Pre-college level courses: EN 097 MA 095, 096, 097 RD 097, 098 PY 100 CO 003 Support services such as counseling, small group tutoring, Structured Learning Assistance, and summer bridge programs. NOTE: 44% of all new students place into 1 or more AFP classes.

    9. AFP sections and Staff Number of AFP instructors Fall 2010: 70 Number of AFP sections

    10. A Quick Glance Back: AGC Policy Changes Since 2007: ACT cut scores adjustment recommended Mandatory placement for AFP Math and English recommended Mandatory placement for PY 100 recommended Prerequisite policy (Dr. Laurie Chesley’s Team)

    11. Success Outcomes

    12. Moving Forward Mission: GRCC adult and developmental education provides transformative opportunities for all learners to attain their personal, academic, and career goals. Vision: GRCC adult and developmental education inspires and empowers students to be life-long learners who meet the demands of the statewide and global community.

    13. goals Coordinate Adult and Developmental Education so that programs are aligned and provide clear pathways to credentials. Provide professional development opportunities for all ADE faculty and staff. Ensure that GRCC policies and practices promote student success.

    14. goals Support all ADE subject areas as they design curricula and learning strategies to meet ADE student needs. Provide comprehensive support to ADE students. Design and implement a comprehensive assessment and evaluation plan for the ADE program.

    15. Key Projects

    16. Key Projects

    17. FEEDBACK

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