Corequisite Professional Development Series

A.  Development of active intersectional engagement to support institutional excellence in teaching and learning (ENGAGEMENT)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of active intersectional engagement strategies that support institutional excellence in teaching and learning. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement active intersectional engagement strategies that support institutional excellence in teaching and learning. (professional development follow-up)

 

B.  Exploration of effective pedagogies to improve delivery and support mechanisms for co-requisite design models (PEDAGOGY)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of effective pedagogies that improve delivery and support mechanisms for co-requisite design models. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement effective pedagogies that improve delivery and support mechanisms for co-requisite design models. (professional development follow-up)

 

C.  Promotion of asset-based approaches, purpose-driven practices, data-informed validation, and independent learning to increase student success through intentional models of practice (STUDENT SUCCESS)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of asset-based approaches, purpose-driven practices, data-informed validation, and independent learning that increase student success through intentional models of practice. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement asset-based approaches, purpose-driven practices, data-informed validation, and independent learning that increase student success through intentional models of practice. (professional development follow up)

 

D.  Development of responsive and evaluative practices and learning experiences to promote rigor in academic and workforce educational expectations (RIGOR)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of responsive and evaluative practices and learning experiences that promote rigor in academic and workforce educational expectations. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement responsive and evaluative practices and learning experiences that promote rigor in academic and workforce educational expectations. (professional development follow-up)

 

E.  Cultivation of building belonging, innovative, inclusive, and culturally relevant practices that translate to all sectors of institutional operations (Building Belonging)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of building belonging, innovative, inclusive, and culturally relevant practices that translate to all sectors of institutional operations. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement building belonging, innovative, inclusive, and culturally relevant practices that translate to all sectors of institutional operations. (professional development follow-up)

 

F.  Integration of programs, services, and feedback mechanisms to develop intentional student-centered practices that promote engagement and retention (RETENTION)

• Participants will demonstrate knowledge of programs, services, and feedback mechanisms that develop intentional student-centered practices and promote engagement and retention. (immediate post-professional development)
• Participants will implement programs, services, and feedback mechanisms to develop intentional student-centered practices that promote engagement and retention. (professional development follow-up)

 

The GROW Approach is a four-step coaching model. GROW is an acronym that stands for Goals, Realities, Options, and a Way Forward.

Faculty and staff-led professional development with increased focus on co-requisite professional development is seen as an opportunity to scale student success--starting with gateway courses. 

 

• Goals – to improve corequisite program delivery for student success 
• Realities – to identify challenges that act as barriers for student success 
• Options – to present evidenced-based strategies and approaches to achieve student success 
• Way Forward – to implement strategic actions to realize student success 

 

Fall Sessions:

• Engagement (active intersectional engagement) - September 27
• Pedagogy (effective pedagogies) - October 25
• Student Success (asset-based, purpose-driven practices, data-informed validation, and independent learning) - November 8

 

Spring Sessions:

• Rigor (responsive and evaluative practices and learning experiences to promote rigor in academic and workforce educational expectations) February 21
• Building Belonging (building belonging, innovative, inclusive, and culturally relevant practices) - March 28
• Retention & Year-End Closing Event  (programs, services, and feedback mechanisms to develop intentional student-centered practices) - April 18

 

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