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Bickerstaff, Susan; Beal, Katie; Raufman, Julia; Lewy, Erika B.; Slaughter, Austin – Center for the Analysis of Postsecondary Readiness, 2022
Over the past decade, policymakers, educators, and administrators in community colleges and other broad-access postsecondary institutions have focused on reforming developmental education practices, including how students are assessed as needing additional academic support. Concurrent with widespread changes in practice, researchers have engaged…
Descriptors: Educational Principles, Developmental Studies Programs, Educational Change, Evidence Based Practice
Maxwell, Martha – 1975
This report of remedial education at University of California--Berkeley assumes that students should be given adequate information about academic demands and their own capabilities, that they have the responsibility to prepare themselves in advance for these demands, that they should have access to academic support services on campus, and that…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Program Design, Reading Skills, Remedial Mathematics
Rosamond, Frances – 1981
The nature and use of the Cornell Mathematics Support Center (MSC) is discussed. It is viewed as significantly different from other existing support programs in that it is part of the Department of Mathematics and offers encouragement and support to any interested student, no matter what that pupil's mathematics level is. The MSC is based on the…
Descriptors: College Mathematics, Higher Education, Mathematics Curriculum, Mathematics Instruction


