/cadre/ en /cadre/2024/12/11/experimental-estimates-college-coaching-postsecondary-re-enrollment Experimental Estimates of College Coaching on Postsecondary Re-enrollment Ichigo Takikawa Wed, 12/11/2024 - 12:54 Categories: Working Paper Oded Gurantz

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Authors: Lesley J. Turner (University of Chicago and NBER) and Oded Gurantz

Although college enrollment has increased significantly over the last few decades, approximately 60% of students graduate within eight years, and only 2% of former college students with no degree choose to re-enroll. In this project, we examine whether student supports can improve short-term reenrollment outcomes for students who attempted but dropped out of college and wish to return. We conducted a randomized control trial in which low- and middle-income students who attended a California community college or California State University were offered coaching and counseling services from InsideTrack, a college counseling service provider. We find that even after opting-in to receive coaching, only one-half of students engaged with their college coach at least once, and there was no evidence that treatment assignment increased college re-enrollment. We discuss potential challenges experienced by the students and coaches during this experiment and ways to improve this work moving forward.

Although college enrollment has increased significantly over the last few decades, approximately 60% of students graduate within eight years, and only 2% of former college students with no degree choose to re-enroll. In this project, we examine whether student supports can improve short-term reenrollment outcomes for students who attempted but dropped out of college and wish to return.

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Traditional 0 On White ]]> Wed, 11 Dec 2024 19:54:39 +0000 Ichigo Takikawa 463 at /cadre /cadre/2023/03/22/big-ideas-understanding-fractions-learning-progression Big Ideas in the Understanding of Fractions: A Learning Progression Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 03/22/2023 - 13:23 Categories: Working Paper Tags: Classroom Assessment Formative Assessment Large-scale Assessment Learning Progressions Sarah Wellberg ,  Derek Briggs ,  Sandy Student

Link to Resource: Big Ideas in the Understanding of Fractions: A Learning Progression

Authors: Sarah Wellberg, Derek C. Briggs, Sanford R. Student

This report details the development of a learning progression for the understanding of fractions. The intended use of the learning progression is to support formative assessment practices for children as they receive instruction during elementary school. The validity of the learning progression is evaluated by mapping its levels to vertically scaled test items answered by students taking Curriculum Associates' i-Ready Diagnostic Assessment. It is shown that there is a significant moderate correlation between the levels of the learning progression and the difficulty of the test items associated with each level.

This report details the development of a learning progression for the understanding of fractions. The intended use of the learning progression is to support formative assessment practices for children as they receive instruction during elementary school. The validity of the learning progression is evaluated by mapping its levels to vertically scaled test items answered by students taking Curriculum Associates' i-Ready Diagnostic Assessment. It is shown that there is a significant moderate correlation between the levels of the learning progression and the difficulty of the test items associated with each level.

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