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  • 4 Credit Hour Math Literacy Course Syllabi
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Series: Implementing MLCS

Part 1:  Course Design and Development

Part 2:  Integrating MLCS into Your Sequence

Part 3:  Groups

Part 4:  Grading

Part 5:  Student Success

Part 6:  MyMathLab

Part 7:  Training
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Kathleen Almy

Rockford, IL, United States
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  • Math Lit Forum
  • Ready-to-go Course ID Available for MML + Book Homework Use
  • Ready-to-go Course ID Available for MML Homework Use (no text homework)
  • Math Lit 2e Sampler Available!
  • Chicago Tribune article on MLCS and Math Lit
  • Most popular blog posts of 2013
  • Presentation: RVC's Redesign
  • RVC Developmental Math Redesign in a Nutshell

Current Projects

My main project is creating the Mathematical Literacy for College Students (MLCS) course in IL and beyond. It is similar to the first course in the Carnegie Quantway Initiative. This course is for a student placing into beginning algebra who is a non-STEM major. It incorporates numeracy, proportional reasoning, algebraic reasoning, functions, geometry, and statistics along with critical thinking, reading, writing, and problem solving. I worked with a colleague, Heather Foes, to pilot and co-author a book, Math Lit, which is published by Pearson.

I am a member of AMATYC's New Life for Developmental Math that worked with the Carnegie Foundation to create the course and its objectives. I took the objectives and modified them slightly to be more acceptable in IL and started the process of bringing the course to life in IL. Additionally, I'm working with faculty throughout the country to modify the course to make it work for their state requirements and college needs. If you are interested in this course or some derivative of it, please email me.

We have a successful developmental math redesign (documents available below) but felt not all students were served. The MLCS course adds another layer to the redesign and supports students who are not STEM-bound.

Popular Posts

  • The Emporium Model: Not a Magic Bullet for Developmental Math
  • Illinois update and student reactions to MLCS
  • Webinar recording now available
  • AMATYC Workshop Handouts
  • Developing your developmental math redesign
  • Band-aids and crutches
  • Teaching Math Lit online: Part 1
  • Upcoming webinar: Pathways after 5 years
  • What will we be doing in the pathways MOOC?
  • MLCS Course Development and Training

Documents

  • RVC Developmental Math Model 2011
  • RVC Developmental Math Manual 2011
  • AMATYC Presentation 2010
  • RVC Developmental Math Manual 2010
  • DEAC Presentation Oct 2010
  • Best Practices for Developmental Programs document
  • RVC Program Brochure 2010
  • Best Practices in Developmental Math (presentation)
  • Making Course Redesign a Reality (presentation)
  • Geometry Toolkit Instructor's Manual Sampler
  • Geometry: A Toolkit for Success (sample student chapter)
  • Success by Design: A Developmental Math Redesign That Works! (presentation)
  • Guide to Redesigning Your Developmental Math Program

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