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Data Driven Education Assembled Education March 29, 2014

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Data Driven Education Assembled Education

March 29, 2014

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College Attrition Rate

44.5% *National Center for Education Statistics

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www.postsecondary.org

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•  Nearly 18 million students will be enrolled in higher education in the fall. Nearly half are expected to drop out before earning any type of degree.  

•  Reasons for dropout vary widely, and programs/schools and support professionals are facing increased pressure to keep students in the college pipeline.  

•  In order to reverse these trends, students need a comfortable and familiar method of articulating their concerns to supportive professionals.

COLLEGE PIPELINE

DEGREE COMPLETION

LACK OF ACADEMIC

PREP

FINANCIAL CONCERNS

PERSONAL PROBLEMS

The Systemic Problem

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“In God we trust. All others must bring data.”

– W. Edwards Deming

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Why Do We Need It?

•  To measure results – Of teaching – Of learning – Of programs

•  To predict outcomes •  To understand behaviors

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Secondary Education & Student Behavior

•  Big part of our job •  Shaping and molding behaviors to

conform to our expectations •  Constantly measuring it •  Look to families to do their part

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Postsecondary Education & Student Behavior

•  It’s no longer our job •  Who you are has largely been shaped •  Don’t invest time measuring it •  Family—what family?

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The Reality •  Students ARE struggling:

–  59% of incoming freshmen reported that they have developed a solid system of self-discipline for keeping up with schoolwork

–  40 % of incoming, first-generation freshmen indicated they have "very distracting and troublesome" financial problems—a proportion that has generally held steady over the last six years (Nat’l Freshman Attitudes Report – 2013 Noel-Levitz)

•  Students FEEL lost/disconnected: –  “Belongingness” is essential to individual growth

and existence within a community. Strayhorn (2012)

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Student Engagement & Student Experience

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www.postsecondary.org

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User Stories

"As a __ I want to __ so that _ because ___”

– As a student I want to fit in so that I feel like I’m a part of the community because that will help me graduate

– As a student I want to have an adult on campus I can trust so that I can see them if I’m having any issues because that will help get through the rough patches.

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Agile Development

•  Data are limited—blunt instruments •  Capturing data at prescribed moments

that are too infrequent •  Using data to inform next year’s

programs

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Predictive Modeling

•  Current systems identify and elevate only some of the problems

•  Rely heavily on multiple triggers to create an algorithm

•  Paint a picture that may not be accurate and is often incomplete

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What Data Are We Missing?

•  Satisfaction

•  Confidence and self-efficacy

•  Personal life

•  Connectedness/sense of belonging

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Inadequate Solutions & Tools

•  Data we have are blunt instruments – Capturing limited data at prescribed times

throughout the school year

•  Current systems identify and elevate only some of the problems

•  Academic advisors are often guessing who needs their help

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An Advisor In Every Student’s Pocket

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Capture Meaningful Data

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Stay Connected

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Real-Time Actionable Data

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Tapping Into What Matters

•  Belonging matters

•  Relationships matter

•  Grit and tenacity matter

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It is one thing to understand why students leave; it is another to know what institutions can do to help students stay and succeed.

Leaving is not the mirror image of staying. (Tinto, 2006)