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5 Strategies For Addressing Math Learning Loss With College Students
The blog post addresses the significant learning loss in mathematics experienced by college students due to pandemic learning, with many struggling with foundational concepts. Colleges should promote tutoring and group studies to address math learning loss. Colleges should offer peer-to-peer support, math boot camps, and tutoring to address learning loss in math.
Exploring Community College Enrollment Trends & Challenges: Insights & Strategies
Facing declining enrollment, community colleges must navigate complex challenges to secure their future. This blog, an extension of our recent webinar, offers insights from experts like Dr. Joe Schaefer on turning enrollment challenges into opportunities. Learn strategies for growth and innovation to better serve your students.
3 Considerations For College Enrollment Managers
College enrollments have witnessed a steady decline over the past decade, prompting institutions to reconsider their age-old strategies. Aaron Basko of the University of Lynchburg unveils three transformative insights into college admissions, spotlighting the urgency to revamp outdated financial models, the significance of early retention plans, and the importance of seamless student onboarding.
5 Tips For Starting The Academic Year Strong
Discover how goal setting, smart planning, staying organized, leveraging the Pomodoro technique, and seeking help can turbocharge your students' semester.
The Role Of DEI & Belonging In College Education: Cultivating An Inclusive Campus
In our globally diverse society, incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in education is crucial. DEI training not only fosters cultural competence but also combats systemic inequalities by engaging with diverse human identities. Explore further for strategies to enrich campus communities with DEI education.
3 Dual Enrollment Trends: Supporting Student Success
It is estimated that over 1 million students are participating in dual enrollment and that this number is on the rise. According to the US Department of Education blog, "On average, dual enrollment has a positive impact on high school academics, high school graduation rates, college enrollment, college success, and college completion rates".
Dual Enrollment (DE) allows high school students to earn college credit, providing a head start on their higher education and career paths. With 70% of careers requiring postsecondary education, the expanding opportunities for DE are critical for students' future success. Our article delves into three key trends in DE programs and offers insights on how institutions can better support these students.
