Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College...

18
Closing the Achievement Gap What We Can Learn from Measuring the Affective Domain?

Transcript of Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College...

Page 1: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Closing the Achievement Gap What We Can Learn from Measuring the Affective Domain?

Page 2: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:
Page 3: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Inputs

ACE curriculumTrained facultyPeer cohort support

Aff

ect

ive

fact

ors

Self-efficacyCollege IdentityInteracting with othersTeamwork Mindfulness:- Focusing- Observing- Accepting- Describing

Outc

om

es Persistence

AchievementProgress to completion

ACE theory of action

Page 4: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Linking changes in NCVs to achievement• Assembled records for over 10,000 administrations of

the CSSAS• Four distinct administrations of the CSSAS• Pre-Foundation course (PRE)• Post-Foundation course (POST)• End of ACE bridge semester (EBS)• School CSSAS for non-ACE students (SCSSAS)

• Fuzzy match process to link CSSAS records to MIS data• Over 48,000 enrollment records matched to CSSAS

students• Initial study focus on completion of English sequence

outcomes

Page 5: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

What are affective factors?How are they measured?

Page 6: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Eight scales/dimensions• Self-efficacy• College identity• Interacting with others• Teamwork• Mindfulness

Page 7: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

I find it difficult to stay focused on what's happening in the present.

Strongly agree (5)Somewhat agree (4)Neither agree nor disagree (3)Somewhat disagree (2)Strongly disagree (1)

Page 8: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

I know how to take notes.

Strongly agree (5)Somewhat agree (4)Neither agree nor disagree (3)Somewhat disagree (2)Strongly disagree (1)

Page 9: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

I rush through activities without being really attentive to them.

Strongly agree (5)Somewhat agree (4)Neither agree nor disagree (3)Somewhat disagree (2)Strongly disagree (1)

Page 10: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

I am good at doing research.

Strongly agree (5)Somewhat agree (4)Neither agree nor disagree (3)Somewhat disagree (2)Strongly disagree (1)

Page 11: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

I don't pay attention to what I'm doing because I'm daydreaming, worrying, or otherwise distracted.

Strongly agree (5)Somewhat agree (4)Neither agree nor disagree (3)Somewhat disagree (2)Strongly disagree (1)

Page 12: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Scoring• Questions 1, 3 & 5 are drawn from Mindfulness-

Focusing• Questions 2 & 4 are drawn from Self-efficacy• Total your points for each scale and divide by the

number of questions to arrive at your score.• What does a low score mean? What does a high score

mean?• Let’s look at some research…

Page 13: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Completion of degree-level English

Relationship of affective domain to course success

Page 14: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:
Page 15: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

How self-efficacy influences performance

Page 16: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

College Identity (Pre)

Mindfulness Distracted (Pre)

Leadership and Teamwork (Pre)

College Identity (Change)

Mindfulness Distracted (Change)

Success in transfer-

level English

N=364R-

square=.084

OR1.38

OR0.68

OR0.67

OR1.41

OR0.68

Page 17: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Future research• Tie in risk statistics (matched from application data)• Sub-populations/segmenting• Which groups benefit the most from • Impact analysis

• Replication and analysis of effects in other states• Institutional effectiveness• We need more data!

Page 18: Inputs ACE curriculum Trained faculty Peer cohort support Affective factors Self-efficacy College Identity Interacting with others Teamwork Mindfulness:

Discussion• How does social capital affect students’ identity as

college students?• How can we use this information to improve student

success?• How far in the future can we make valid predictions?• How do students change over time in their affective

traits?• Can we use early affective assessments to complement

cognitive assessments?• Do students with different affective profiles respond

distinctly to different types of support services?• What role do individual student risk factors play?