Engagement, Capacity and Continuity: An Overview of a Trilogy for Student Success
Fewer American students are going into the sciences, engineering and quantitative disciplines in college and beyond (NSF, 2004). Programmatic, instructional and curriculum successes have not led to expected increases in the numbers and diversity of those achieving at high levels and going into careers in the sciences and quantitative disciplines. We are winning some battles but losing the war. The Engagement, Capacity and Continuity Trilogy (ECC Trilogy) explores why our successes are not translating into more progress, and more importantly, proposes what different stakeholders can do about it.
| Author | RISEnet Member Contributor |
| Eric J. Jolly, Patricia B. Campbell, Lesley Perlman | Cheryl Juarez |
| Date | Tags |
| November 01, 2004 | STEM, Formal Education, Research-Report, Informal Learning-Education, Role Models-Mentors, Policy, Program Model |
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