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The Student Experience Project (SEP) Resource Hub draws on social belonging and learning mindset research to develop practical approaches campuses can use to bolster student engagement, increase equity in academic outcomes, and support student success.
studentexperienceproject.org/r
#StudentSuccess #EdDev #Teaching #Mindset

Student Experience ProjectSEP Resource Hub - Student Experience ProjectThe SEP repository contains resources and stories from the SEP to equip higher education institutions with tools that can be used to improve student experience

Student Hunger: How We Got Here and Solutions to Increase Persistence
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/ab
1/3rd of #CommunityCollege students report experiencing food insecurity, and they are 42% less likely to graduate. There is a need for policy reforms - SNAP eligibility requirements exclude many students.
Swipe Out Hunger is working to end college student hunger swipehunger.org/
#FoodSecurity #StudentSuccess #HigherEd

#OpenAccess book review of Teaching for Retention: Strategies to Ignite Student Success in Higher Education journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/ There are also some free workshop support materials on the publisher site: routledge.com/Teaching-for-Ret
I also have some resources on student success strategies here: bit.ly/studentsuccess23 & in Canvas: canvas.instructure.com/courses
#HigherEd #StudentSuccess #EdDev #Teaching

Summary of advice from my former students to future students:
* Time management: not procrastinating, schedule, reminders
* Organization: keeping a planner or calendar
* Asking for help: professors, tutors, advisors, asking questions in class
* Taking care of yourself: sleep, eating healthy, exercising, & taking breaks.
* Staying focused: goals, study buddy, & avoiding distractions
* Attending class
* Building relationships
More on testimonial activity: canvas.instructure.com/courses
#StudentSuccess

canvas.instructure.comAbout Student Testimonials and Social Belonging: Evidence-based Teaching in Canvas

41% of students go to community colleges. 83% of them intend to transfer to 4-year colleges and get a degree. However, "only 13% of community college students actually go on to earn degrees from four-year institutions within eight years"
npr.org/2024/08/21/nx-s1-49305
The number rose to 16% this year, but "only 9% of Black & 13% of Hispanic students transferred from community college and earned their bachelor’s degrees within 6 years"
insidehighered.com/news/instit
#StudentSuccess #HigherEd #CommunityCollege

"We find that whether a student passes gateway math depends more on who they have as their faculty than any other factor
examined...including prior academic preparation, the high school a student attended, student demographics..."
Specific instructional practices can reduce racial disparities in gateway math course outcomes.
edequitysolutions.com/counting
#StudentSuccess #MathEd #EdDev #CommunityCollege #Teaching #HigherEd

EdEquitySolutionsCounting on Math Faculty | Education Equity SolutionsThis study represents a rare attempt to understand the role instructors and instructional practices play in determining student success.

First-Year College Achievement and Graduation Rates for Hispanic and Hispanic First-Generation Students journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/
"First-year seminar participants had significantly higher outcomes in first-term GPA, 1-year persistence and graduation rates."
More about their UNIV 101 course: unco.edu/university-101/
See also: Teaching Learning Strategies to Increase Success of First-Term College Students dennislearningcenter.osu.edu/f
#FYE #StudentSuccess #CollegeSuccess

"Students now consider ceasing their postsecondary pursuits primarily because of emotional stress, mental health and cost, according to the report. And mental health and stress are at the top. The number of students tempted to leave college because of mental health or well-being has increased, with 54 percent of all students citing emotional stress — and 43 percent citing personal mental health — as reasons they’d leave." edsurge.com/news/2024-03-12-a-
#StudentSuccess #MentalHealth #HigherEd

EdSurge · ‘A Condemnation’: Under Mental Health Strains, Students Weigh Quitting College By Daniel Mollenkamp