CCRC conducts research on how students are assessed and placed into developmental courses and how this process affects their progression through the remedial sequence and college-level courses.
APRIL 2014 | |
Increasing Access to College-Level Math: Early Outcomes Using the Virginia Placement Test | |
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MARCH 2014 | |
An Examination of the Impact of Accelerating Community College Students' Progression Through Developmental Education | |
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MARCH 2014 | |
Designing Meaningful Developmental Reform | |
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DECEMBER 2013 | |
Why Students Do Not Prepare for Math Placement Exams: Student Perspectives | |
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MAY 2013 | |
The Opposing Forces That Shape Developmental Education: Assessment, Placement, and Progression at CUNY Community Colleges | |
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NOVEMBER 2012 | |
Improving Developmental Education Assessment and Placement: Lessons From Community Colleges Across the Country | |
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OCTOBER 2012 | |
Improving the Targeting of Treatment: Evidence from College Remediation | |
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AUGUST 2012 | |
Development, Discouragement, or Diversion? New Evidence on the Effects of College Remediation (NBER Working Paper No. 18328) | |
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