Achieving the Dream and HIS 101
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Per the college's recent desire to measure student success at the college using some of the activities of the Achieving the Dream Project, in April 2009 I was charged to investigate our History of Western Civilization I (HIS 101) course, which we teach both on the Loudoun campus and online through the Extended Learning Institute to see if we might be able to improve any of our teaching strategies in the course to improve student outcomes. The course was chosen because of its high enrollment per semester, more than 500 students, and the fact that it is a popular course for students to use as a degree requirements. It is also a difficult course to manage due to the number of different instructors involved in it. I developed and submitted a draft project proposal (*.pdf) with which I hope to
The final project write-up (*.pdf) contains.
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