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JFF Fidelity of Implementation: Early College Design
JFF Fidelity of Implementation: Early College Design
Rubric Code:
BA8B3A
By
gwenlee50
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
Graduate
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School level implementation
Beginning Progress
1 pts
Continuing Progress
2 pts
Moving toward completion
3 pts
College Ready Academic Program
Beginning Progress
Designing a Coherent Instructional framework aligned to college Ready standards.
Continuing Progress
The implementation of a coherent Instructional framework .
There exists a rigorous untracked academic program with College-ready Curriculum and instruction.
Moving toward completion
A college -going culture is in place. Common Core, and the college readiness standards are embedded in the Curriculum.
Their is intentional use of time to maximize instruction, and accelerate learning in and out of the classroom.
The program integrates intentional career exploration , and planning.
staff embeds into the curriculum ongoing opportunities to practice college ready skills.
There exists an aligned sequence of college courses, leading to 12 plus credit
College Headstart
Beginning Progress
Students are receiving information about college, and are beginning to develop a realistic , clear, and detailed post-secondary plan.
Continuing Progress
Students enroll in credit-bearing courses to gain exposure to college experiences, and expectations.
Opportunities to take college courses are accompanied by formal, intense,academic support.
Moving toward completion
Students are on track for earning at least 12 plus college credits.
Counselors use data such as attendance and assessment to monitor student progress toward the goal of entry into credit bearing courses.
Student s gain college navigation skills, learning about admissions requirements, financial aid, college culture, campus resources, and developing relationships with professors.
wraparound Student Supports
Beginning Progress
Student support is being determined based on assessments, and attendance.
Continuing Progress
Comprehensive Academic supports are in place especially for those who are really struggling in credit bearing college courses.
Staff use data to monitor student progress especially in the first few months of college classes.
Individual learning plans are developed for struggling students.
Moving toward completion
Students experience consistent check-ins with a designated person ( minimum of monthly)
Students receive intense support academically, emotionally, and socially. The students' care network, such as child care, and other services is strengthened.
Program utilizes cohort-based approach to leverage peer connections, and build positive relationships.
Organizational Practices
Beginning Progress
There are developing Post-secondary partnerships.
Student data is used to inform decisions.
There is time for Teachers to collaborate.
college, and career readiness is the goal.
Continuing Progress
Staff creates a climate focused on acculturation to academic norms, and practices.
The physical setup and artifacts in the building, and opportunities to experience college classes, and college life, enable students to perceive themselves as college students.
Moving toward completion
staff deliver consistent messages that students are college material and college success is the goal
Technological tools provide skill- building support and facilitate " anytime, " anywhere" learning.
Students are Career focused, and are coached and supported to use time outside the program to accomplish their learning goals, and independent work habits.
Subjects:
Education
Types:
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