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INQUIRING MINDS: Faculty Inquiry in Basic Skills Contexts
This 15 minute film offers an introduction to the iterative steps that underlie effective Faculty Inquiry. The film lays out four steps: 1. What Do We See? 2. How Can We See It Better? 3. How Can We Share It … Continue reading
Los Medanos College/English: Revised Inquiry Plan
A. Zoom-Lens Inquiry: Focusing on Students 1) What data will you gather and analyze on individual students? (e.g. student work, self-reflections, interviews, videotaped think-alouds or problem-solving) In the first two weeks of class, we asked the students to fill out … Continue reading
Las Positas College
Hero’s Journey: A Journey of Inquiry Your College Assessment, Not Just Another Test video Dare to Prepare for Your College Assessment video LPC’s Spot Light on Assessment LPC Mid-term Inquiry Update Video Revised Inquiry Plan Revised Budget Inquiry Rocks! LPC … Continue reading
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Las Positas College Revised FIN Inquiry Plan
Summary Las Positas College At Las Positas College, the desire to better understand students’ experiences was piqued by program-level data recently generated by the college’s institutional researcher. This data shows that students in the two-semester developmental English track are less … Continue reading
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