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The College Puzzle
http://thecollegepuzzle.blogspot.com
This blog discusses college completion, college success, student risk factors and college readiness. It explores college pieces that influence college outcomes and success rates of college students.
Recent Posts
Blog is Moving!
As of Wednesday, February 11th, this blog will move to a new improved website which you can access by the link below:http://collegepuzzle.stanford.eduThe new format permits interactive features including RSS feeds, links, and other related blogs. Th...
Blog That Has Some Similar Goals As The College Puzzle
Readers of this blog will find eduoptimist.blogspot.com has some content that is complimentary to this blog. For example, a recent post on the need to include community colleges in the stimulus package is identical to my own views.The college transit...
New Evidence That Part Time Faculty Produce Fewer Successful College Students
Several studies suggest a negative impact from high percentages of part time community college faculty upon student transfer rates, student advising,faculty class preparation, active teaching techniques, and participation in teaching workshops. Schol...
Book Explores Why Males Lag Females In College Success
Peg Tre has written a book, The Trouble With Boys published by Crown, 2008. It is written primarily for parents rather than educators or policy makers, but is useful journalism.It is provactive and suggestive of future research in a field where so li...
New Studies On College Remediation Show Short term But Not Long Term Effect
Bridget Long has published with a co-author a new study on remediation that merits notice. The summary is below -get copy from bridget long@gse.harvard.edu A recent study by Tom Bailey at Teachers College raise another isuue- it is not just one remd...
Arizona Study Demonstrates High School Exit Test Does Not Measure College Readiness
The Arizona Republic7:25 am | 55°January 30, 2009 |NewsNew way urged for gauging schoolsLawmakers: Measure using college-readinessHalf of Maricopa County’s high-school graduates who enter Arizona universities or colleges must take a remedial math ...
