Community Colleges
Underprepared students, demands of the community and this are unique factors of a community college.
What is Open Enrollment
Enrollment of a student in high school and college at the same time.
What is Concurrent Enrollment
Person Centered Planning, Soft and Technical Skills, Mentoring and Social Engagement are the four pillars of this program.
What is SEED
Requirements for admission and participation in a program.
What are Technical Standards.
Outcomes, including skills, knowledge and aptitudes that all students must demonstrate.
What are Essential Elements
Open Enrollment institutions cannot require this for admittance.
What are test scores (aptitude)
Dual enrollment students are receiving this for their college classes.
What is High School Credit
The "S" in the acronym "SEED" stands for this.
What is Success
Technical Standards came become this standard for ethics, interpersonal interactions and behavior expectations.
What is enforceable.
Helps to define an essential element.
What is the purpose of the course.
School districts and these officials provide a unique prospective to the community college.
What are government
All concurrent students receive dual credit--True or False
What is False
This is an ESSENTIAL ELEMENT of any Inclusive Higher Education Program (hint: it starts with and "I")
What is Inclusion
Technical standards can be met with or without this.
What are accommodations.
Essential elements require these abilities or skills.
What are pre-existing.
Underprepared students or, this term for an older student, often attend a community college.
What is Non-traditional.
Attendance at these meetings, either in person or virtually, is beneficial in understanding roles for accommodation.
What are IEP meetings
Aside from classroom instruction, social skills, and independent living skills, this working element of SEED is a necessary additive to make the program a success.
What is Work Experience/Hands-on Learning.
These meetings between the Disability Office and student/faculty can assist in discovering and overcoming obstacles each semester.
What are transitional meetings
A college is required to waive any core or essential course skill--True or False.
What is false
Another excellent presentation on Community Colleges will be presented at this time.
What is Thursday at 4pm!
A great resource to assist with questions about college accommodation differences from high school.
What is Office of Civil Rights Transition Guide
Prior to students taking any classes in Fall and/or Spring, this component of SEED is essential for student self-discovery and future planning and occurs in the summer
What is Summer Bridge
Technical standards are established by this group.
What are faculty/academics
Court case that discuses fundamental alteration
What is Wynne v. Tufts