On May 9, 2017, from 2-3 p.m. (EST), the U.S. Department of Education’s Supporting Student Success project team will host a webinar titled Supporting Student Success: Supporting the Whole Student. The one-hour webinar will provide promising practices in adult education and developmental education programming which leads towards greater student success and completion. In addition, staff from Amarillo College will provide an overview of supportive services available at their college.
Registration is Required. Click here to join: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/768031243260876291
The Supporting Student Success project explores successful strategies in promoting student success in Adult Education and Developmental Education programming. This is the last of four webinars that highlight promising approaches to program design and provide examples of community colleges implementing these designs in their programs. The program model approaches—contextualization, acceleration, student support, and hybrid models—as promising practices for increasing the college transition and completion rates of lower-skilled learners at community colleges.
All webinars are recorded and will be available for later viewing within this group.
For more on this project and related topics, check out these earlier discussions/webinars in the LINCS Community:
- Re-Visioning Instruction and Support at Community Colleges to Support the Whole Student (discussion)
- Building Bridges Between Adult Basic Education and Developmental Education (discussion)
- Intensive Skill and College Readiness Programs at Community Colleges (discussion)
- Supporting Student Success via Contextualized Learning (webinar)
- Supporting Student Success: Accelerated Curriculum for Impact (webinar)
- Supporting Student Success: The Hybrid Approach (Coming Soon!)