Strengthening the College and Career Culture

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    1. Creating a College & Career Going Culture Patricia Clark - Career Academy Support Network/U.C.Berkeley Miya Hayes - Center for Education Partnerships/UCB
    2. Workshop Objectives
      • To increase understanding of key elements of College/Career Going Culture
      • To reflect upon & share our own education journeys
      • To acquire and share new strategies/ resources (including http://collegetools.berkeley.edu
      • To brainstorm next steps
    3. What is a College & Career Going Culture?
      • “ The environment, attitudes, and behaviors in schools and communities that support and encourage students and their families to obtain the information, tools, and perspective to ensure access to and success in postsecondary education and careers.”
    4. GOAL….
      • THAT EVERY STUDENT AT
      • OUR SCHOOL/ DISTRICT IS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE, CAREERS & ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP WITHOUT NEED FOR REMEDIATION.
    5. Nine Principles of a College and Career-Going Culture
      • College and Career Talk
      • Clear (& High) Expectations
      • Information & Resources
      • Comprehensive Counseling/Advising
      • Testing & Curriculum & Meaningful Workbased/ Communitybased Learning
      • Faculty Involvement
    6. Nine Principles (continued)
      • Family Involvement
      • College & Industry Partnerships
      • Articulation
      • (also important: peer groups, mentoring, rigorous academic & technical preparation, activities, etc.)
    7. Our Educational Journeys
      • What early messages, positive and negative, did you receive from your family, friends, school, community, and media about your ability and your potential to go to college and succeed in high-quality careers? What additional messages did you receive along the way? Who or what encouraged you? What were your barriers or challenges?
    8. Whose Responsibility ?
      • Whose Responsibility Worksheet (p. 4)
      • Sharing our responses
      • Pair and Share: One minute elevator speech: A colleague asks you why you believe all students need to be prepared for postsecondary education. How would you answer them?
    9. Introducing College Tools
      • Some samplings from http://collegetools.berkeley.edu
    10. College Tools for Schools
    11. User’s Guide to http://Collegetools.berkeley.edu
    12. Advancing College-Going Culture
    13. College Access Resources
    14. Increasing Access to “a-g” Curriculum
    15. Transcript Evaluation to Increase College & Career-Going
    16. Step-by-Step Transcript Evaluation
    17. Sample Transcript
    18. SLCs & Career Academies
    19. SLC/Academy Resources
    20. Para Padres
    21. More Resources
    22. Resources/Tools listed by Topic
    23. Glossary (a sampling)
    24. Contact Info for College Tools
    25. Also Important
      • Simply focusing on college and career access is not enough. We need to also keep a focus on college & career success.
        • The importance of assuring intellectually challenging work (rigor).
        • The importance of assuring relevant work.
        • The importance of paying attention to required college and career knowledge and skills (example: David Conley’s book, SCANS, industry standards)
    26. High Expectations & High Support
      • Set High Academic and Behavioral Expectations and Provide High Caring and High Support to Reach Them
        • Identify Your Big Goals, Daily Learning Objectives, and Specific Expectations Around Completion
        • Create a Culture of Excellence Where Every Student is Expected to Succeed
    27. High Caring
      • “… .One of the most important factors behind student success in high school… is a close connection with at least one adult who demonstrates caring and concern for the student’s advancement.”
    28. Pair and Share
      • What are some examples of the ways in which your Academy/your career pathway/ your school demonstrates high expectations, high caring, and high support?
      • What are some of your best College & Career Going Culture practices?
    29. Assessing Our Schools/Districts
      • College & Career Going Culture Rubric
        • Where is your Academy/pathwayschool/ district/community on the College and Career Going Culture Rubric?
              • Assessing the 9 Elements
        • Moving Toward Action Planning
    30. Making College and Career Access Real -
      • “ No student has a true choice until (he) she has been accepted into a college.”
      • – Deborah Wilds
      • (Gates Foundation)
    31. Staying in Touch
      • Patricia Clark
      • Career Academy Support Network
      • [email_address]
      • Miya Hayes
      • Center for Educational Partnerships
      • Mhayes@berkeley.edu
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