CAP Spring 2018 1-Day Workshops: Northern California

CAP Spring 2018 1-Day Workshops: Northern California

By The California Acceleration Project

Date and time

February 9, 2018 · 10am - February 10, 2018 · 4pm PST

Location

City College of San Francisco

50 Phelan Avenue San Francisco, CA 94112

Refund Policy

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Description

CAP is offering 1-day workshops in corequisite remediation in English and math and teaching statistics at City College of San Francisco on Friday, February 9th and Saturday, February 10th. Please read the workshop information and descriptions below and select the tickets for the workshops you would like to attend.


Workshop Descriptions

Corequisite Remediation: The Most Powerful Way to Increase Completion and Equity Among Incoming Students

Friday, February 9th 10:00-3:00

Under the new AB705 legislation, by Fall 2019 community colleges will need to allow the vast majority of students to enroll directly in transfer-level English and math, and support for underprepared students will need to be provided concurrently instead of in traditional developmental classes.

Nationally and in California, corequisite models are producing dramatic gains in completion of transferable college-level courses, and a similar policy is being implemented in the CSU.

These day-long workshops will provide an introduction to corequisite remediation, with data, hands-on activities, and guidance from faculty already implementing these approaches in California community colleges.

Get a jump start on developing your own local corequisite models for Fall 2019.

The workshops will focus on developing, scaling, and teaching corequisite remediation, including:

  • An overview of the latest research

  • Nuts and bolts information about developing and teaching corequisite courses, with time for Q&A with early implementer community college faculty

  • Time for faculty to work together on an action plan for developing and/or scaling corequisite remediation, with support from facilitators

  • Hands-on activities on classroom pedagogy and techniques for supporting students’ work in transfer-level courses

Corequisite Remediation in English Workshop: Friday, February 9th 10:00-3:00 in Multi-Use Building (MUB) 140

Corequisite Remediation in Math Workshop: Friday, February 9th 10:00-3:00 in Visual Arts Building (VARTS) 115



Statistics Workshop

Saturday, February 10th 9:00-4:00

This workshop will deepen statistical understanding and introduce best practices in pedagogy related to the teaching of introductory statistics at the community college level. Please note that this workshop does not repeat content from previous workshops.

Dr. Roxy Peck, a pioneer and international leader in the field of statistics education, will be our lead facilitator.

We will focus on key topics in a typical introductory statistics course outline, sharing a variety of activities and assessments to implement in your classes. We will also provide opportunities for participants to design and share additional activities.

At the end of the day, we will have a Q&A session with Dr. Peck and other community college faculty facilitators.

Statistics Workshop: Saturday, February 10th 9:00-4:00 in Multi-Use Building (MUB) 140



Workshop Information

Attendee Information:

Please note that there are separate workshops for English and math faculty.

We encourage you to attend these workshops with at least one colleague from your department as there will be planning time for colleges to work on their action plans.

CAP will send you a campus map and parking permit as the workshop approaches.

Registration/Payment Information:

Attendees must register for each individual workshop. The cost for each workshop is $25.

Registrations to be paid by credit card through the Eventbrite registration. In case of cancellation, refunds will be available through Eventbrite until February 5th, 2017. No refunds will be issued after this date.

Meals:

Lunch will be provided to attendees. Please note any dietary needs on the registration form.

Accommodations:

If you require accommodations, please contact CAP Assistant Director Summer Serpas at californiaaccelerationproject@gmail.com. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your needs.

Organized by

A faculty-led professional development network that supports California's 115 community colleges to transform remediation to increase completion and equity

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