Implementing CBE in community colleges requires a higher degree of collaboration and standardization than is typically found in community college programs¶
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q1 i? CBE curriculum development demands more collaboration and standardization than typical community college programs. → Ann E. Person 2015
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Ann E. Person 2015¶
Ann E. Person, Lisbeth Goble, Julie Bruch, Jessie Mazeika. (2015). Implementation of Competency-Based Education in Community Colleges: Findings from the Evaluation of a TAACCCT Grant. Oakland, CA: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/implementation-of-competencybased-education-in-community-colleges-findings-from-the-evaluation
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Implementation report key finding based on site visits, document review, and administrative data from a TAACCCT-funded consortium adapting the WGU CBE model; the report states that "CBE curriculum development requires a higher degree of collaboration and standardization."
"CBE curriculum development requires a higher degree of collaboration and standardization than is typically found in community college programs."
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Implementing CBE in community colleges requires a higher degree of collaboration and standardization than is typically found in community college programs |
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Implementing CBE in community colleges requires a higher degree of collaboration and standardization than is typically found in community college programs |
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