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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number 0726473.

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Strategies for Successful Learning Communities

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Welcome. Thank you for your interest in our NSF-funded Strategies for Success Learning Communities. We are pleased to share our project and its goals with you in this website. To get started, choose one of these options:

  • If you are a student, select the students link to find out more about how you could participate in our Strategies for Success Learning Community.
  • If you are a high school guidance counselor or instructor, please select the high school link to find out more about what our program has to offer incoming students as well as some of the theory behind our project.
  • If you are a faculty member, staff member, or administrator at a Commonwealth Community College, please select the Community Colleges link to find out more about our NSF project and how you can help ensure its success.

Our project is funded by the National Science Foundation, through its Research in Disability Education (RDE) program. Our overall goal is to improve the success of all students, including those with disabilities, in their community college science, math, engineering, and technology classes. We will do this by achieving each of the following more specific goals: to create a learning community, to design innovative classroom methodologies, to develop a Best Practices Guidebook for studying and learning, and to write a guidebook for implementing a similar project at other community colleges. These goals are described in more detail through this website.