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Professional Development

Professional Development

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Kara Monroe

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Student Success Lifecycle

Use “Promote, Provoke, Praise” to support students on their journey

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Poll

I believe the students who begin my classes in the fall semester are well prepared to succeed in my classes.

Strongly Agree

Somewhat Agree

Agree

Somewhat Disagree

SDisagree

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Open Ended

The biggest challenge my students encounter in being successful in my classes is...

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Poll

Student Success is...

primarily the responsibility of the student

a partnership between the student and the College

a partnership between the student and their faculty

primarily the responsibility of the College

primarily the responsibility of the faculty

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What is Student Success?

Student Success at Fairmont State is

  • Increase first-year retention rates

  • Increase second-year retention rates

  • Increase six-year graduation rates

  • Augment credit hour productivity

  • Enhance 4-year scholarships

  • Increasing funding for student athletes

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What does a student success path look like at Fairmont State?

​Complete Year 1

​Complete Year 2

Graduate w/i 6 yrs

Take an academically and student appropriate number of credit hours each semester

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Open Ended

What is the main reason your students have experienced "down" or bad loops or downhills?

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Open Ended

How do you help students when they experience these down loops?

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Open Ended

What are the primary reasons students experience an "up" loop - or a positive climb in their lifecycle?

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Open Ended

How do you celebrate when students experience these positive experiences?

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There are many times when a student is on a plateau - we're not focusing on those today but I do want to acknowledge that fact.

We are not highlighting the "messy middle"​

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Promote campus and other support resources to students

Promote

* Images on this slide and those that follow were downloaded from Fairmont State University Twitter Feed

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Directly hand off a student to someone you have a relationship with in another office

Direct

Provide information to students about campus resources or activities - verbally, in your syllabus, or just in time

Link

Use Navigate to link students to a referral, document the situation appropriately in Navigate

​​Refer

​Promote people, tools, and services to students

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Move students to an action they need to take for their success.

Provoke

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Allow students to learn from their failure and mistakes. Teach them how to use a failure as an opportunity to learn

Revise to Resiliency

Used sparingly and appropriately, physically show students the way to participate in support activities.

Accompany/Do for

Students are not the same - you don't have to treat them that way. While challenging, you need to make appropriate adjustments to support students while they all accomplish the same learning outcomes

Fair isn't equal

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​"One of the best ways to make yourself happy is to make someone else happy.

One of the best ways to make someone else happy is to be happy yourself."

~Gretchen Rubin​

Praise

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​When your class performs well on something, genuinely celebrate that together. When a student does something great, recognize them for that in some public manner.

Celebrate Together

Formally recognize students by noting significant improvements, positive work, use of "power" skills by making a note in Navigate and sharing with the student

Recognize

​Don't keep praise to yourself. We all need feedback - positive as well as corrective. If you see something, say something.

Speak it!

​Praise

Student Success Lifecycle

Use “Promote, Provoke, Praise” to support students on their journey

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