First-year corequisite success rates exceeded those of the traditional developmental math sequence, which the report attributes to prior research showing 20 percent earning college-level math credit within three years and 6 percent within one year¶

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q2 i? The review reports, citing prior research, that only 20 percent of students in a traditional developmental math sequence earn college-level math credit within three years and only 6 percent within a single year, below the corequisite offerings' rates. → Strother 2019

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Strother 2019¶

Strother, S., & Klipple, K. (2019). Corequisite remediation in math: A review of first-year implementation and outcomes of Quantway and Statway. San Francisco, CA: WestEd. https://carnegiemathpathways.org/reports/

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Second-hand comparison reported in the review's results section and attributed to Huang (2018); the reviewed research design is not described in this report. The review states corequisite success rates at each institution exceeded these traditional-sequence benchmarks. No effect size or test is printed.

"only 20 percent of students who are put into a traditional developmental math sequence earn college-level math credit within three years, and only 6 percent achieve college-level math credit within a single year"

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