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Spring 2003, volume 4, number 3

Shaping Classroom Practices: The Scholarship of Teaching by Tom Ott

Exploring Student Learning Styles by Ron Shamwell

Advance Develops Skill, Demonstrates Success by Neil Wells

Winter 2003, volume 4, number 2

Current Issue

How Can We Measure the Benefits of Developmental Education Programs? by Tom Ott

Do CAP A-Level Students Deserve a Second Chance? by Bridget McFadden

Teaching Reading: One Reflective Teacher's Practice by Francie Blake

When Success Is Not the Student's First Priority by Bruce Watson

One Teacher Says It's Time to Get Real about CAP A-level by Aram L. Terzian

Creating Common Ground to Help Ourselves Improve by Simone Zelitch

Development Plan for CAP C-level Proposes New Structures, Services by Editor

The Challenge of Keeping a Few Good Men Review of Reading Don't Fix No Chevys: Literacy in the Lives of Young Men by Jay Howard

Fall 2002, volume 4, number 1

Current Issue

College, Yes: Our CAP Students Can Succeed by Tom Ott

Yes, indeed: Our CAP A-level Students Can Succeed by Tom Ott

Breaking the Link Between Black English and Shame by Paul Wright

Defining the Variables for a Math Collaboration Equation by Jay Howard, Gail Chaskes, and Lilla Hudoba

True Alignment: The Complete Relationship - One Road to Achieving Writing Excellence by Charles Paslay

A Fresh Look at Rhetorical Modes: Is Argument a Premature Rhetorical Mode in College Writing? by Dianne Perkins

What Does Writing Assessment Really Measure? Review of The Testing Trap by Jay Howard

Spring 2002, volume 3, number 3

English Department, Learning Lab Faculty Affirm Collaboration by Tom Ott

A Better Beginning, and More: Exit Options Needed at A-level by Joan Monroe

Changing the Odds at A-level by Cheryl Nelson

What We Have to Decide: Does Our Mission Mean We Must Educate All? by Bridget McFadden

One Instructor's Thoughts on Teaching Reading by Tom Ott

Winter 2002, volume 3, number 2

Faculty Gives Approval to C.A.P. Programmatic Principles by Tom Ott

The Comp Connection: The Initial Fruits of a Teaching Exchange by Dianne Perkins

After A-level, Exit Options: Counseling and Placement Might Provide Alternative by Bruce Watson

Education for a Changing World Should Change When the System Doesn't Work by Bridget McFadden

Academic Development Programs in South Africa by Jay Howard

FOS 101 Reveals Promise at C.A.P. A-level by Tom Ott

Two Volumes Examine What Students Believe Assists and Hinders Progress in School Jay Howard Listen to What Students Say: A College Success GuideCarranza, Carmy. Making the Most of College: Students Speak Their Minds Light, Richard J. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press by Jay Howard

CAP B-Level Information Literacy Pilot by Editor

Fall 2001, volume 3, number 1

Ten-Point Plan to Strengthen, Improve Pre-college Program

Faculty Discussions Spark New Outlook on Teaching Reading by Neil Wells, et al.

New Studies Challenge Teachers to Examine Programs, Practices. Review of No One to Waste and Handbook of College Reading and Study Strategy Research by Jay Howard

Maximize Your Teaching Effectiveness by Mapping Your Priorities by Martha Haehl

Community College and Temple University Extend Partnership


Spring 2001, volume 2, number 3

A Successful Introduction to Career and Transfer Options Sparks Interest in Further Improvements, Collaboration by Fred Dukes, James Ruffins, and Teresa Tsai

Career Exploration and English: An Integrated Approach to English Skills and Career Decisions by Girija Nagaswami

New Voices Can Enrich the Answers to Students' Persistent Questions - Review: Listen to What Students Say by Tom Ott

Recent Conference Puts Reading Instruction On Equal Footing with Essay Writing Practice by Tom Ott

Matching Math Skills to Real-life Applications Strengthens Understanding by Martha Haehl

"Strip Prompts" Reduce the Struggle of Teaching Sentence Construction by Raising Students'"Fragment Consciousness" by Elaine FeinCalvin

On Watering Gardens by Bertolt Brecht, translated by Doug Buchholz


Winter 2000, volume 2, number 2

New Policy Outlines Crucial Tasks in Remedial Education

Which Practices Work Best When Students Need the Most? by Dianne Perkins

Reading Conference at Community College of Philadelphia Highlights a Shared Challenge by Tom Ott

What Are We Doing...? When We Say We Are Teaching Reading by Barbara Spadaro

A Multifaceted Approach to Help Build Reading Skills by Dr. Olga Dugan

Two Recent Publications Identify Issues and Practices in Developmental Education - Review of Promising Practices in Recruitment, Remediation, and Retention and Honored but Invisible: An Inside Look at Teaching in Community Colleges by Jay Howard

A Refreshing Look How to Engage Students in the Attempt to Write - Review of A Tutor's Guide: Helping Writers One on One by Tom Ott


Fall 2000, volume 2, number 1

Research and Development Committee Presents DE Math Recommendations

Workshops Encourage Students to Combine Career, Transfer Ideas with Course Work by Fred Dukes, James Ruffins, and Teresa Tsai

Can We Keep Our Promise? Democracy and Education: A Crucial Link by Bruce Watson

Increased Support May Help Sustain B-Level Students Who Start Strong by Tom Ott

Teaching Across the Disciplines Produces Encouraging Results by Tom Ott

National Survey Provides Framework for Two Year College Reading Courses by Jay Howard

Community College of Philadelphia and Temple University to Sponsor Fall Conferences

The print version of this issue also included "Technology Plus Practical Focus Opens the Road to College Math" by Selina Vásquez which was reprinted with permission from Research in Developmental Education, vol 15, no. 5


Spring 2000, volume 1, number 3

Developmental Education Reading Program Raises Issues Across All Levels and Disciplines by Tom Ott

Conceptual Interplay: The Game of Uncovering and Connecting Embedded Concepts by Neil R. Wells

Imagery in Mathematics by Ketill Ingólfsson

Update on the Excel Program by Cindy Giddle

Charting Territory in the Postmodern Classroom by Francie Blake

A Look at Best Practices for Reading Instruction by Susan Tobia

English Instructors Collaborate to Create A-level Pilot by Neil Wells

A Cross Disciplinary Approach To Developmental Reading and Writing by Girija Nagaswami and Elaine DiGiovanni

The Three-tiered Pyramid of Developmental Writing by Michael Neff


Winter 2000, volume 1, number 2

Another Look: Removing DE No Answer to Our Challenge Study by Tom Ott

ViewpointS On-line: Better Access, New Possibilities for Text, Graphics, Links by Jay Howard

Emerging Voices Affirm Renewed Need for A Discipline-based Reading Instruction by Lakshmi Gudipati

Learning Mathematics with Help of Computers Could Increase Success by Dot French

An Immersion Approach Helps Students Master Advanced Literacy Skills by Doug Buchholz

One Teacher's Opinion on Practical Nonfiction Developmental Education by Neil Wells


Fall 1999, volume 1, number 1

Reexamining DE Reading Program; Courses to Undergo Year-long Study by Tom Ott

Select B-level Students to Participate in New C-level Gateway by Cindy Giddle

A-Level Instruction, Advising Monitored to Improve Students' Chances for Success in College by Neil Wells

FOS 101: Three-part Focus on Helping the Whole Student Succeed by Carmen Colon

Interactive English: Learner-Centered Program for Student Writing Sharpens Focus on Individual Needs by Mary Griffin

Linking Content and Support Can Aid Success When Students See the Goal by Tom Ott



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