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    Pasadena: Our Story of Hope

    What we are doing tochange the culture on

    our campus

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    The Slump

    Administration that stifled creativity and professionaldevelopment

    Faculty arrogance about a need for professional learning

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    Seeds of Change

    Internal Grant Program Title V Grant

    Kellogg West Leadership Retreat

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    What drove us

    5537

    Number of first time students who enrolled at PCC in 2004

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    About the 5537 6 years later

    Developmental Education

    N = 3,408

    12% earned an AA/ASdegree

    5% earned a certificate

    25% transferred 69% no discoverable

    milestone

    Non-Developmental Education

    N = 2,129

    10% earned an AA/AS degree 4% earned a certificate

    41% transferred

    55% no discoverablemilestone

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    Our Community

    Interdisciplinary Team

    Cultivating Relationships

    Inquiry Mindset

    Mutual Respect

    Divide the work

    Leverage our expertise

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    Pilot Imperfectly

    Create the Dream

    2 hour weeklymeetings

    Researched & wrotecurriculum, grants

    Considered texts

    Live the Nightmare

    FYE Seminar

    300 students

    3 back-to-back

    classes

    Every Friday

    Professional LearningWorkshops

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    Bright Spots

    One Book, One College

    Student Conference

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-5DMIiEDc4&feature=player_embedded
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-5DMIiEDc4&feature=player_embedded
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    Our Learning Continues

    FTLA Faculty Teaching & Learning Academy

    Technology

    Reading Apprenticeship

    Syllabus Redesign

    BSILI 5

    Networking

    Support from like-minded individuals/badgers

    Communities of Practice

    Took ownership of leadership roles

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    Paying it Forward

    One week professionallearning institute

    College 1 Institute

    supported by 3CSN

    32 instructors from all 12

    divisions on campus

    Embedded Reading

    Apprenticeship

    Introduced Habits ofMind

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    Paying it Forward

    Kellogg West 2 Program RedesignRetreat

    Math, English, ESL

    credit & noncredit,Counseling,

    Social Sciences, CTE

    Problem-based Learning

    (PBL) Reading Apprenticeship

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    Where are we now? College 1 Institute, 2.0

    41 sections, 1200 students

    40+ instructors signed up for Reading Apprenticeship 101

    (6 week online course)

    Individual support for redesign groupsProblem BasedLearning

    APL

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    Dimensions of Reading Apprenticeship

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    Think Aloud

    Helps students to notice and say when they are confused, anduse each other as resources for making meaning

    Helps you to practice making your thinking visible, so you canmodel effective ways of reading texts in your discipline for

    students

    Helps to give names to the cognitive strategies that we use tocomprehend text

    Helps to notice text structures and how we navigate variousgenres to build confidence, range, and stamina

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    Take Turns Thinking Aloud in Pairs

    While the first person Thinks Aloud while reading thearticle, the other person takes notes.

    After two minutes, we will ask partners to switch roles

    the second person Thinks Aloud while the other takesnotes

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    Talking to the TextThis strategy is basically a think aloud on paper. It differs

    from think aloud in two key ways:

    the individual reflection on the reading process is written,

    not spoken

    the metacognitive conversation is delayed until after theindividual reading and reflecting

    On your own, read and Talk to the Text with TheImportance of Stupidity

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    In the words of

    College 1 Students

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hnsq6u7mntfzha/College%20One%20Students%20Reactions%20Video.mp4
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    What do you notice about the College 1 students talkabout their reading and learning?

    How do you connect the video clip(s) to the other texts we

    have explored (the PCC change narrative, New Rules, DoYour Job Better, The Importance of Stupidity)

    How does this session map to the 4 dimensions of ReadingApprenticeship?

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    Dimensions of Reading Apprenticeship

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    Q & A

    Cecile Davis-Anderson ([email protected])

    Nika Hogan ([email protected])

    Shelagh Rose ([email protected])

    Carrie Starbird ([email protected])

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