This document provides an overview of the process for evaluating coursework from other California Community Colleges (CCC) to determine how the courses fulfill general education and degree requirements at Sierra College. It outlines 7 steps for this evaluation: 1) Review Sierra College's degree requirements, 2) Locate the transfer CCC's catalog, 3) Compare the transfer CCC's degree patterns to Sierra's, 4) Consider reciprocity agreements, 5) Use course descriptions to determine equivalencies, 6) Recognize the need for flexibility in evaluations, 7) Eventually use ASSIST and CID websites to check the work. The goal is to train critical reading, attention to detail, and the ability to research and evaluate each school's catalog
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Task force recommendations including Multiple placement criteria - assessments, secondary diagnostics, HS transcripts, compression of English and Reading, contextualized curriculum – learning communities, writing across the curriculum, curriculum at all levels customizable to student needs – hybrid formats, modular labs, cognitive and non- cognitive supports, faculty Professional Development
On May 27, 2014 Achieve and the National Association of State Directors of Career and Technical Education (NASDCTEc) hosted a webinar open to state leaders and partners in all 50 states to provide guidance to states interested in building more indicators of career preparation into their accountability and public reporting systems and to preview a new joint publication, "Making Career Readiness Count." In addition to sharing a view of how states are currently approaching this challenge, presenters discussed what state policy leaders need to consider as they look to reform their reporting and accountability systems to ensure that the “career” in college- and career-ready accountability and public reporting is a powerful lever to focus priorities, drive progress, and ultimately see more students – and their communities – succeed. State leaders from Missouri and Virginia also shared the range of career-focused indicators used within their accountability and public reporting systems. For more information, visit http://www.achieve.org/meetings-webinars
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Discover the videos and other sessions from the OECD Disrupted Futures 2023 conference at https://www.oecd.org/education/career-readiness/conferences-webinars/disrupted-futures-2023.htm
Find out more about our work on Career Readiness https://www.oecd.org/education/career-readiness/
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programmes around the world with confidence.
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STEP 2 Evaluation for Sierra College GE - No ASSIST or CIDS - Training
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PROCESS OVERVIEW
Purpose: We want to train you to be a critical reader, refine yourattentiontodetail, andteachyouto
readbetweenthe lines, asthese are all essentialpartsof academicevaluation. Since general
education/degreerequirementattributes forCaliforniaCommunityColleges(CCC) cannotbe foundon
the ASSISTor CID websites,the abilitytothoroughly researchandevaluate eachschool’scatalogto
determine howitscoursesare used towardan AA/ASiscrucial.You will be doingalotof reading!
ResourcesUsed:
CollegeSource/TES
Physical orOnline versionof the SierraCollege Catalog
Yellow“SierraCollege A.A.orA.S.Degree Requirements”sheet
EVALUATIONFOR SIERRA COLLEGE ATTRIBUTES AND EQUIVALENCIES
Initial transcriptreviewshouldalreadybe complete!
1. SierraCollege Requirements
Open Sierra’scatalogto the page whichcontainsour Associate Degree Requirements(inthe
physical 2015-2016 catalog, itstarts on page 250), andhave your yellow sheetonhand.
2. Locate the TransferCCC Catalog
Use TES to pull upthe appropriate catalogforthe transferCCC.To search for a school,firstuse
the “Course Finder” feature,andthenselectthe appropriatecatalogyearwhichyouwouldlike
to view. Thiswill openanewtabin yourbrowser,soyou can lookat the catalog andcourse
descriptionssimultaneously.
A 2015-2016 catalog includesinformationfor coursestaken Fall 2015 – Summer2016.
3. TransferCCC Degree Requirements
Searchthe transferschool’s catalogtofind the GE Patternand/orDegree Requirementspage.
Compare thispatternto ours to helpdetermine if andhow the transferredcoursesfulfill Sierra
College DegreeRequirements. Keepinmindthatsome coursesare trulyjustelectives,andthey
may notfulfill anydegreerequirementsatall.
4. Reciprocity
We can alwaysuse a course the same way the transferCCC uses itto satisfy theirGE/Graduation
Requirements, BUT…if the course is deemedequivalenttoone of our owncourses,we can also
use it inthe areas we’duse ourclass.
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HIST 311 fromAmerican RiverCollege,takenFall 2014:
Thiscourse is equivalenttoourHIST 17B.
ARC doesnotuse this course to fulfill theirMulticultural Studiesrequirement,
howeverwe do.
Therefore,thiscourse wouldbe appliedtoAreaFof our GE Breadth(Multicultural
Studies).
5. Equivalencies
Utilize the course comparisonfeature of TES(the yellow puzzle piece icon) tocompare the
transferinstitution’scourse descriptionstoSierra’s coursesand determine if anequivalency
exists.
transferred coursethatis the sameas(or theequivalentof) oneof ourcourses.
Make sure to thoroughlyread the contentof the course,andthinkaboutthe following:
Content– doesthe contentof the transferredcourse matchthatof our course?
Prerequisites –are theysimilartoour course?
Sequence of courses –where doesthisclassfall inthe sequence? The “Course
DescriptionData Set” feature inTES comesin handyhere.
Is thiscourse a prerequisiteforanyothercoursesat the transferCCC?
How isthiscourse usedindifferentdegree programsatthe transferCCC?
Can youfinda syllabusonline?(Googleisyourfriendhere!)
6. Foodfor Thought - Flexibility
Unfortunately,the evaluationof academiccourseworkrequiresnotonlyaTON of time and
research,butalsoa lotof readingbetweenthe lines. We mustbe flexible whenevaluatingand
accept that thingsare not alwaysinblackand white.Everydaywe are puttingtogetherthe
piecesof a puzzle tocome to our determinations.
7. AssistandCID Websites
Eventuallyyou willgettouse these resourcestocheckyourwork (we promise!)