1 St. Petersburg College’s Approach to Implementing SB1720 Jesse Coraggio, Associate Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness, Research & Grants Patrick.

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1 St. Petersburg College’s Approach to Implementing SB1720 Jesse Coraggio, Associate Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness, Research & Grants Patrick Rinard, Associate Vice President, Enrollment Services College Readiness Summit October 29, 2014

Rising to the Challenge of Developmental Education Reform Session Roadmap  SPC Success Data for Developmental Education Courses ( )  Addressing the Policy Change  Placement Tracks – Exempt & Non-Exempt  Analytical Work – Predictions & Advising Solution  Curriculum Reforms  Training/Communication  Spring & Summer 2014 Enrollment & Success Data  Fall 2014 Enrollment Data 2

Developmental Education Success Rates 3 CourseFall 2010Fall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013 ENC 0020/2559.7%57.1%56%67.6% MAT 0024/2848.4%50.9%57.4%56.3% REA 0007/1766.6%68.2%65.2%75% CourseFall 2010Fall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013 ENC 0056NA68%67.5%79% MAT 0056NA54.2%60.3%69.2% REA 0056NA86.8%78.7%88.2% Source: Pulse, Business Intelligence, Student Success Rates report Redesigned Developmental Education Delivery Traditional Developmental Education Delivery

4  Leadership support  Oversight group  Dev Ed Committee  Front-line Engagement  Regular BOT updates  Terminology  Technology Enhancements  Early Implementation  Monitoring Addressing the Policy

Traditional Placement 5  Applicable for all remaining students  Requires valid test scores or completed coursework Flexible Placement  Applicable for students who are no longer required to take the placement test and qualify to enroll directly in college-level coursework based on their high school/military records. Using high school/military records, students are grouped into one of two placement tracks. Tools were developed to assist academic advisors throughout the advising process. Placement Tracks

6  Advisors will provide students with options of accelerated pathways to college level courses  MOOCs  New developmental education options  Co-requisite support courses  Students who test into 1 or more developmental education courses are required enroll in the College Success Course and Mentoring course Traditional Placement Tracks

 Advisors will use data to recommend coursework  Completed college courses  Test scores (SAT/ACT/FCAT/PERT)  High school courses/GPA  If an electronic high school transcript is not available, staff can manually enter data using a program calculator to assist with recommendations for placement 7 Flexible Placement Tracks

8  Advising is REQUIRED for all Flexible Placement students  Advisors review information, make recommendations, and provide options for each subject. The advisor may encourage the student to:  Review sample college level questions  Complete online pre-assessment  Utilize the MOOC (Massive Open Online Course)  Take the PERT  Students confirm placement decisions using MySPC, the online student portal Flexible Placement Advising

9 College Readiness Area Order of Comparisons Type of CriteriaCriteria 3-Likely College Ready 2-Dev Ed Recommen ded 1-Dev Ed Strongly Recommended Math1Course CompletionMAT 0028 MAT 0990 MAT 0055 Grade of A,B or C All Remaining Students 1Course CompletionMAT 0018Grade of A,B, or C 2Assessments within last 2 years ACCUPLACER Elementary Algebra subtest (225) 72 or higher 2Assessments within last 2 years ACCUPLACER Arithmetic subtest (215) 65 to 120 2Assessments within last 2 years PERT- Math subtest (112) 114 or higher 96 to 113 2Assessments within last 2 years SAT Reasoning Test- Critical Reading subtest (55) 440 or higher Prediction Rubric for Math

Prediction Rubric for Math Continued College Readiness Area Order of Comparisons Type of Criteria 3-Likely College Ready 2-Dev Ed Recommended 1-Dev ED Strongly Recommended Math2 Assessments within last 2 years ACT Test- Math subtest (181) 19 or higher All Remaining Students 2 Assessments within last 2 years FCAT Mathematics or higher248 to 260 3Course Completion MATH COLL. READINESS HS Course Grade A or BGrade C 3Course Completion AP or IB Math Course 1 or more units earned with A,B, or C 3Course Completion Honors Math Course 2.5 or more units earned with A,B, or C 4Composite Subject Area Math GPA = 3.0 or greater and Must have two of the four items Must have one of the four items HS unweighted GPA = 3.0 or greater and Dual Enrolled with 3 or more credits and Algebra II or Algebra II Honors with A 10

11 College Readiness Area Order of Comparisons Type of Criteria 3-Likely College Ready 2-Dev Ed Recommended 1-Dev ED Strongly Recommended Writing1Course Completion ENC 0025 ENC 0990 ENC 0055/0056 Grade of A,B, or C All Remaining Students 1Course CompletionENG 0015 Grade of A,B, or C 2Assessments within last 3 years ACCUPLACER- Sentence Skills subtest (200) 83 or Higher 58 to 82 2Assessments within last 3 years PERT –Writing subtest (111) 103 or higher 90 to 102 2Assessments within last 3 years SAT Reasoning Test Critical Reading subtest (55) 440 or higher 2Assessments within last 3 years ACT Test-English subtest (177) 17 or higher Prediction Rubric for Writing

12 College Readiness Area Order of Comparisons Type of Criteria 3-Likely College Ready 2-Dev Ed Recommended 1-Dev ED Strongly Recommended Writing 2 Assessments within last 3 years FCAT Reading or higher250 to 261 All Remaining Students 3 Course Completion FL COLL PREP HS Course Grade of A or BGrade of C 3 Course Completion AP or IB English Course 1 or more units earned with A,B,or C 3 Course Completion Honors English Course 2 or more units earned with A,B,or C 4Composite Subject Area English GPA=3.2 or greater and Must have two of the four items Must have one of the four items HS unweighted GPA=3.0 or greater and Dual Enrolled with 3 or more credits and HS Foreign Language Subject Area with 2.5 or more units earned with A,B, or C Prediction Rubric for Writing Continued

13 Traditional Placement Options Required Pert College Placement Test before enrollment in courses PERTPrevious PlacementOption 1Option 2Option 3 Writing 50-89ENC0015ENC0015 (MO) EnC0025 or ENC0056ENC cr. (MO) ENC0056 (CO,MO) ENC0025 or ENC0056ENC cr. (MO) ENC ENC cr. (CO,CR) ENC0056 (CO,MO) ENC Qualifies for HonorsRefer to Accuplacer Test Scores Notes: CO= Compressed, CR= Co-requisite, MO= Modularized Traditional Placement Recommendations Writing

14 Flexible Placement Options (Traditional diploma awarded from a Florida Public School >= 2007) Optional PERT College Placement Test College RecommendationOption 1Option 2Option 3 Writing Dev Ed Strongly Recommended ENC0015 (MO) Dev Ed RecommendedENC cr. (MO) ENC0056 (CO,MO)ENC ENC cr. (CO,CR) Likely College ReadyENC1101ENC ENC cr. (CO,CR) Qualifies for HonorsRefer to Accuplacer Test Scores Notes: CO= Compressed, CR= Co-requisite, MO= Modularized Flexible Placement Recommendations Writing

15 Traditional Placement Options Math (Get Ready for College-Math MOOC is recommended before and in) PERTPrevious Placement Option 1Option 2 Math 50-95MAT0018MAT0018 (MO or CO)MAT0022 (CO) MAT0028 or MAT0056 MAT0028 (CO)MAT0028 (MO) MAT cr. (MO) MAT cr. (MO) MAT1033MAT1033 or MAT Higher level Math CoursesRefer to Accuplacer Test Scores Notes: CO= Compressed, CR= Co-requisite, MO= Modularized Traditional Placement Recommendations Math

16 Flexible Placement Options (Traditional diploma awarded from a Florida Public School >= 2007) Optional PERT College Placement Test College RecommendationOption 1Option 2Option 3 Math Dev Ed Strongly Recommended MAT0018(MO or CO) MAT0022 (CO)College-Math MOOC Dev Ed RecommendedMAT0028 (CO)MAT0028 (MO)MAT0055 1cr. (MO) or MAT0056 2cr. (MO) Likely College ReadyMAT1033 or MAT1100 Higher level Math CoursesRefer to Accuplacer Test Scores Notes: CO= Compressed, CR= Co-requisite, MO= Modularized Flexible Placement Recommendations Math

17 Sample Math Problems

18 Sample Writing Problems

Flexible Placement Page 19

20 My Placement Page

21  Get Ready for College: MOOCs  8,537 students have enrolled since May 2013 College Readiness

22  MAT1033 College Algebra/Calculus STEM track  MAT1100 Liberal Arts Math/Stats Health Sciences/Education/Public Safety track  Co-requisite ENC1101 and ENC0055  MAT0022 (combined MAT0018 and MAT0028)  Friendly “pre-assessment” during registration period and on first day of class  Adaptive Learning and Lecture methods  Diagnostic assessments available both online and in all Composition I classes Curriculum Reforms

23 Faculty Training  Developmental Education Reform General Overview  Understanding the Developmental Student in General Education  Embedding Success Strategies in General Education Courses  Implementing Success Strategies in General Education Courses Advisor Training  Developmental Education Reform General Overview (online)  Evidence for Flexible Placement (instructor-led)  New Advising Pages (instructor-led)  Understanding Curriculum Choices (instructor-led)  Developmental Education Advising Role Play (instructor-led) Training Plan

24  Revised Onboarding Steps for New Students  Existing Web pages  Letters, s, postcards  New Web page for Developmental Education Reform  Inviting current and former students who qualify to see advisor for additional options Communications

25 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesMAT % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Math5682% Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Math17036% Dev Ed RecommendedNoMAT % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Math9446% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoMAT % Spring 2014 Math Results

26 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesENC % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Writing8684% Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Writing5963% Dev Ed RecommendedNoENC % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Writing3040% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoENC % Spring 2014 Writing Results

27 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesENC % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Reading1191% Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Reading5661% Dev Ed RecommendedNoENC % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Reading1650% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoENC % Spring 2014 Reading Results

28  Developmental Education Enrollment down 23% (SSH) SSH= Student Semester Hours Developmental Education Subject Recommended Course# of Dev Ed Recommended Flexible Placement Students Success Rate of Flex Placement Students Overall Course Success Rate MathMAT %47% WritingENC %64% ReadingENC %64% Spring 2014 Results

29 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesMAT % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Math785% Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Math3644% Dev Ed RecommendedNoMAT % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Math3661% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoMAT % Summer 2014 Math Results

30 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesENC % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Writing2100% Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Writing1070% Dev Ed RecommendedNoENC % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Writing1362% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoENC % Summer 2014 Writing Results

31 PredictionAccepted Recommend. Enrolled Course# of Students Success Rate Likely College ReadyYesENC % Likely College ReadyNoDev Ed Reading0NA Dev Ed RecommendedYesDev Ed Reading1164% Dev Ed RecommendedNoENC % Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedYesDev Ed Reading683% Dev Ed Strongly RecommendedNoENC % Summer 2014 Reading Results

32 Prediction Spring 2014 n=833 Fall 2014 n=1,960 Dev Ed Strongly Recommended19%23% Dev Ed Recommended42%35% Likely College Ready39%43% Spring and Fall 2014 Comparisons Math Enrollments Spring 2014 (n=833)Fall 2014 (n=1,960) Dev EdCollege LevelDev EdCollege Level Dev Ed Strongly Recommended 58%42%39%61% Dev Ed Recommended 49%51%29%71% Likely College Ready 7%93%3%97% Source: PeopleSoft query, 10/16/14 Note: College-Level is MAT1033 or MAT1990

33 Spring and Fall 2014 Comparisons Writing Prediction Spring 2014 (n=803) Fall 2014 (n=1,870) Dev Ed Strongly Recommended12%13% Dev Ed Recommended25%18% Likely College Ready63%69% Enrollments Spring 2014 (n=803)Fall 2014 (n=1,870) Dev EdCollege-LevelDev EdCollege-Level Dev Ed Strongly Recommended 38%62%17%83% Dev Ed Recommended 35%65%10%90% Likely College Ready 12%88%1%99% Note: College-Level is ENC1101 Source: PeopleSoft query, 10/16/14

34 Spring and Fall 2014 Comparisons Reading Prediction Spring 2014 (n=713) Fall 2014 (n=1,876) Dev Ed Strongly Recommended10%16% Dev Ed Recommended31%23% Likely College Ready59%61% Enrollments Spring 2014 (n=713)Fall 2014 (n=1,876) Dev EdCollege-LevelDev EdCollege-Level Dev Ed Strongly Recommended 24%76%17%83% Dev Ed Recommended 25%75%9%91% Likely College Ready 1%99%1%99% Note: College-Level is ENC1101 Source: PeopleSoft query, 10/16/14

35 CourseDescriptionSpring 2014 Enrollment Success Rate Flex Placement Students Overall Success Rate Fall 2014 Enrollment SPC1017 Intro to Speech 6352%75%143 SLS1101 The College Experience 4952%65%163 REL2300 World Religions 3151%76%123 PHI1600 Applied Ethics 3059%76%123 PSY1012 General Psych. 2945%73%122 HUM2270 Humanities East – West Synthesis 2346%72%72 HUM2210 Western Humanities 1961%73%53 Top 7 College-Level Course Enrollments Where Writing Prediction was Dev Ed Strongly Recommended or Recommended Note: Not including ENC1101 Source: PeopleSoft query, 10/16/14

36 Questions?