EdReady for College Placement Exam Prep: Community College and High School Implementations Constance Calandrino, Director of Academic Foundations Mathematics Darlery Franco, Director of Testing and Assessment Center Hudson County Community College, NJ www.hccc.edu Crystal Van Ausdal, Math Department Chair, Mountain Heights Academy, UT www.mountainheightsacademy.org Thanks for joining us! We will begin promptly at 2pm ET. • • Use the “questions” area to submit questions as they arise. This webinar will be archived at http://NROCnetwork.org. Need help accessing? Please email: memberservices@theNROCproject.org. NROC Developmental Math – An EdReady Content Foundation Topic areas: arithmetic, beginning algebra, intermediate algebra, including geometry and trigonometry topics per the Common Core & statistics topics per AMATYC – covers ~350 learning objectives. Instructional elements: At the topic level (97 Topics): • warm-up (text) • presentation (video, audio, animation, and graphics) • worked examples (audio and graphics) • problems (interactive text) • review (text) • text tab (online textbook) At the unit level (19 Units): • virtual tutor (interactive video, graphics, text) • project (text and graphics) • puzzles (game-based, interactive animation, graphics) • unit-level assessments (including optional diagnostic pre-assessment) Over 350 explicit learning objectives to allow fine-grained assessment. Publicly available: EdReady.org EdReady Options for Institutional Use • • • • Customize Goals Customize Assessments Customize Interventions Access Data for Planning and Evaluation INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE Accuplacer Readiness INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE Accuplacer Preparation Goal specific instructions you want your students to see can be displayed here. Accuplacer Readiness INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE Accuplacer Readiness Study Path INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE Accuplacer Readiness Study Path INSERT YOUR LOGO HERE Accuplacer Readiness Study Path You have completed your study plan and reached your target score of 80. Hudson County Community College Jersey City, NJ Implementation & Outcomes Intervention to Avoid “Unnecessary” Developmental Math IMPLEMENTATION May –August 2014 I: CPT Prep (public goal) II: Summer Bridge (hybrid) III: Re-test Opportunity (80% target score) HCCC EdReady page www.hccc.edready.org Customized goals: Public and Private HCCC offers two developmental Math courses: Basic Math Basic Algebra Public goal (Arithmetic & Elementary Algebra) Private goal(one area only) Retest Opportunity Pilot Phase I FALL 2014 80% (TARGET SCORE) MASTERY OUTCOMES: 49 students participated in the pilot from May through August 2014 41 students demonstrated gains on the Accuplacer re-test (83.67%); score gains ranged from 5-59 points. 25 students exited out of at least one level of Dev. Math (51.02%) 14 completed Arithmetic and Algebra plans; 4 out of 14 exited two levels (28.5%) Average score gain on Re-test: 36.4 points (Exiting Students) 24 completed the Arithmetic study plan; 14 out of 24 exited level (58.3%) 11 completed the Algebra study plan; 7 out of 11 exited level (63.6%) Average score gain on Re-test: 36 points (Exiting Students) Lessons Learned Optional Study Resources (0 min-21 hours) Minimum Accuplacer Score Average score gain on Arithmetic Re-test for non-exiters: 30.3 points Average score gain on Algebra Re-test for non-exiters: 35 points Time spent on Study Resources time vs. # weeks on EdReady Focus on 1 goal = higher success rates on Re-test Next Steps Spring 2015 New Re-test Criteria 1. 90% Mastery 2. Minimum score of 45 on Accuplacer Arithmetic/Algebra 3. 2-6 hours spent on Study Resources (checked by Testing Center) 4. Open to: New, Returning with Expired scores, Prospective Fall 2014 Basic Math exiters. Using NROC in the Summer Bridge Structure of the Bridge Program in Summer 2014 19 students from a local high school (juniors and seniors) who had previously taken the ACCUPLACER. 3 Fulltime Instructors. First day students were administered the NROC Diagnostic. Instructors analyzed the results. Utilized Team Teaching Principles. Students also practiced in the areas identified in the diagnostic by engaging in the learning path. Some extra exercises were assigned when needed. Statistics Students improved on average 40 points. 16 of the 19 increased their score which allowed them to move up one level (84%). 5 increased their score to move up 2 levels (26%). Bridge Program data for Arithmetic for College Now Program Accuplacer Scores Williams Tarawally Shahid Rodriguez Powell Muhammad Hadjiedj Daoud Carvalho Argueta 0 20 40 New Score 60 Old Score 80 100 120 Final Thoughts The pilot results were very promising so we will use NROC in the Summer Bridge with new students to help them to prepare for the ACCUPLACER. We used a model of 3 teachers which worked well with a team teaching model. Questions? Mountain Heights AND EdReady Proficiency Based Learning in a High School Setting Courses •College Prep •Secondary Math I Credit Recovery •Secondary Math II Credit Recovery Goal 1: Accuplacer Arithmetic Goal •100% of Study Plan •90% on Final Test Goal 2: Accuplacer Elementary Algebra Goal •80% of Study Plan •80% on Final Test Goal 3: Accuplacer College Level Math •60% of Study Plan •60% on Final Test Mountain Heights AND EdReady Questions? What do you want your students to be ready for? Explore the application at: http://EdReady.org Continue the conversation at the NROC Community: http://NROCnetwork.org/community Join us for our Annual Member Meeting March 1-4 in Monterey, CA http://regonline.com/2015_NROC_Member_Meeting Special thanks to our presenters! Constance Calandrino, Director of Academic Foundations Mathematics, ccalandrino@hccc.edu Darlery Franco, Director of Testing and Assessment Center, dfranco@hccc.edu Hudson County Community College, NJ Crystal Van Ausdal, Math Department Chair, cvanausdal@mountainheightsacademy.org Mountain Heights Academy, UT This webinar will be archived at NROCnetwork.org.