Basic Skills Initiative Events
CB21 Regional Recoding Meetings
The deadline for the CB 21 recoding of our sequential basic skills classes is March 1, 2010. In an effort to help faculty and institutions meet this deadline we are providing a series of short sessions around the state called Pizza + CB21!
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NONCREDIT Spring Conferences
If YOU work with noncredit students in Basic Skills or ESL programs, YOU will want to SAVE THE DATES!
South (North Orange CCD/Noncredit): Friday, February 26, 2010 - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
North (City College of San Francisco/Ocean Campus): Friday, March 12, 2010 - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
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Special CB 21 Webinar for CREDIT and NONCREDIT ESL
February 11, 2010 - 4:00 - 5:30 pm
This CCC confer will take place by phone and over the internet. Click here for simple instructions to prepare your computer and join the meeting. Colleges should encourage ESL discipline faculty and those associated with coding and curriculum to attend.
Regional Meetings: Background
The purpose of the Basic Skills Initiative Regional Meetings is to provide training for faculty, staff and administrators on all California Community Colleges in the area of developmental education. This training will provide materials based on current research conducted by the Center for Student Success, through a Chancellor’s Office grant to Mt. San Antonio College, including a self-assessment tool to help colleges identify their strengths and weaknesses. These resources will assist colleges in their self-assessment process, evaluation, and selection of implementation strategies for local program improvement. It is anticipated that regional meetings will give campuses a chance to learn from each others' experiences and teams at the campus can ensure that everyone participates in local planning. It is expected that faculty, staff, and administrators who attend the grant-sponsored training will share information with others on their campuses regarding the analysis and planning processes. Regional meeting archives.
Resources
Background information is available at the Basic Skills Initiative website. Click Here
Memorandum: Training for CB21 and T.O.P. Re-coding: October 8, 2009. Click Here
PowerPoint used in training: The Exciting World of Curriculum Coding. Click Here
Coding the Students Progress Pathway through Basic Skills English, ESL, Mathematics and Reading Courses in California Community Colleges including the rubrics for CB21 re-coding. Click Here
Summary of T.O.P. Code Changes. Click Here
CB21 Data Element (revised 2009). This link should be available late December 2009.