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Equity Impact & Equity Intentionality at Community Colleges

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It’s critical that educators understand the difference between “equity impact” and “equity intentionality” and why community colleges and...

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Addressing False Narratives

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Failing to challenge false narratives only helps to perpetuate claims made without evidence. For example, a claim I’ve heard recently is ...

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The 5E Learning Cycle

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The 5E's is an instructional model based on the constructivist approach to learning, which says that learners build or construct new idea...

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The Ongoing Grading Crisis

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Grading Crisis Overview

Grading is a touchy subject. It’s intertwined with academic freedom, yet it’s the 800-Ibs gorilla that hardly an...

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Foundational Ingredient For Successful Equity Work

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The ability of faculty and educators in general to change—from external to internal attributions—is a foundational ingredient in student ...

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Elephant in the Room: Instruction in Higher Education

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Higher education faculty, specifically community college faculty, have played a significant role in my success as a student. I went from ...

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Closing Equity Gaps Is Not Enough

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Colleges across the country have been hyper-focused on closing equity gaps. They consistently talk about it as the end goal. It's in thei...

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Student Success Teams: Models to Consider

 

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Create greater clarity, coherence, and consensus at your campus by learning about the two emerging student success team models:

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Academic Freedom vs Academic Responsibility

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In my professional career I've always considered myself first and foremost, a teacher. I began teaching at fifteen-years-old, continued i...

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Increasing Latina/o/x Student Success

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In a longitudinal comparison study, there was a 41% gain in student achievement above and beyond...

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