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California Adult Education 2011-2012 Innovation and Alternative Instructional Delivery Program, a review

Publisher: Outreach and Technical Assistance Project

Published At: Sacramento, CA

Date Published: [2013]

Distributor: Outreach and Technical Assistance Project

Source Address: P.O. Box 269003

Source City/State/Zip: Sacramento CA 95826

Phone: (916) 228-2580

Material Type: Contractor Report

Intended Audience: Policy Maker

Physical Media: Print

Physical Description: 53 p.

Subjects: Distance Education; Adult Basic Education; English (Second Language); Statistical Data; Student Characteristics; Program Effectiveness

Abstract:
This report is the eleventh of a series of annual research papers on the California Innovation and Alternative Instructional Delivery Program. The purpose is to provide information on the implementation of distance learning (DL) The report presents data from the annual Innovation Program applications, the statewide student information system, TOPSPro, and statewide CASAS reading and listening tests. Data covers distance learning program characteristics, learner characteristics, and learner progress and outcomes using several measures. The report shows the dramatic decrease in participation in DL as a result of implementation of flex funding. For the seventh year, the report is able to compare and contrast key outcome data between classroom, distance learning only, and blended learning. The importance of blended learning as an effective intervention is clearly documented.

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