Well my dissertation is moving at a snail's pace. I am currently wading my way through the college I work at to get current numbers of how many students are enrolled in a remedial math class and of those students, how many of them are recent high school graduates.
My biggest problem is to narrow down my focus. I want to help all of my remedial math students succeed not just one group.
My web currently looks like this -
I have made a few decisions.... 2004 should be roughly as old as I need to get.
I like reading my article on paper better than on a computer screen.
I wish I had time to write about everything....how to choose????
Here are some of the excellent articles I have had the pleasure in reading -
Bahr, P. (2012). The aftermath of remedial
math: Investigating the low rate of certificate completion among remedial math
students. University of
Michigan, Retrieved from
http://www.airweb.org/GrantsAndScholarships/Documents/Bahr 2012 Aftermath of
Remedial Math.pdf
Barge, J. Georgia Department of Education,
(2011).Graduation guidance document. Retrieved from Georgia Department
of Education website: http://archives.gadoe.org/DMGetDocument.aspx/Graduation
Guidance Document 2011-2012 for
Mathematics-Final.pdf?p=6CC6799F8C1371F610E412A6D1227AEE50C8557144F7AAA3513968024CD660FE&Type=D
McMillan, S. (2012, July 30). No painless
solutions to needs for remedial college classes . Kennebec Journal. Retrieved
from
http://www.kjonline.com/news/no-painless-solutionsto-remediation-problem_2012-07-29.html