2005New Directions for Community CollegesRequires access

A comprehensive approach to developmental education

Kathleen E. Quirk

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Abstract Community colleges can strengthen their ability to provide academic support to both developmental and college‐level students by offering traditional remedial programs with a complementary, centralized unit of student success and retention services.

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Abstract Community colleges can strengthen their ability to provide academic support to both developmental and college‐level students by offering traditional remedial programs with a complementary, centralized unit of student success and retention services.

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Abstract Community colleges can strengthen their ability to provide academic support to both developmental and college‐level students by offering traditional remedial programs with a complementary, centralized unit of student success and retention services.

Key concepts: Remedial education, Community college, Unit (ring theory), Mathematics education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Medical education, Medicine

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