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Goal 3: Basic Skills DCCD students will acquire basic literacy skills and developmental education to live more functionally and become ready to participate successfully in college-level curricula. |
District-wide Indicators
Fall students who successfully complete a developmental course and
then enroll in a related college-level course the following spring have
higher success rates than their classmates who had not completed the developmental
course.
See end notes for college level course definitions
Source: THECB 1999-2000 Institutional Effectiveness Measures,
IE 7-1, 9-1
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All DCCCD colleges exceed the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board performance standards for developmental student graduation/transfer rates. |
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While almost all 16,000 fall credit students |
The majority of developmental enrollments continue to be in math (69%)
followed by reading (18%) and writing (13%). "Enrollments" is the number
of courses in which students are enrolled. For example, a student enrolled
in two classes equals two enrollments.
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% Completion Grades = the ratio of all grades awarded other than "W" to total grades
Data Source: Program Review Data (Legacy + Colleague)
College comparison of overall developmental completion rates is not recommended since the extent of remediation needed differs by location. For example, a greater percentage of ECC developmental math students begin studies at the lowest skill level than do students at other DCCCD colleges.
Programming is currently "in-progress" to populate a model which will detail developmental student pass rates on TASP as well as students who meet their TASP obligation via the "B or Better" route. This information will be provided in a subsequent report.
End Notes:
College-level courses selected for comparison are those
with developmental level prerequisites and consist of
MATH-1314, 1324, 1332, 1333, 1335, 1342, 1371, 1373,
1374, 1414, and ENGL-1301.
Developmental Student Achievement (THECB cohort definitions)
Full-time = Fall 1994 First-time-in-College dev students;
Standard: 30% graduate or transfer within 4 years.
Part-time = Fall 1991 First-time-in-College dev students;
Standard: 15% graduate or transfer within 7 years.
Prepared by District Office of Research May 2000
1998-1999
Basic Skills Indicator Report
1999-2000
Board Indicator Reports