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Pearson digital solutions support and extend teaching and learning in pursuit of defined learner outcomes. This searchable collection of case studies documents implementation results and educational best practices in a range of learning environments. Browse educator-provided evidence below. Learn more about how you can share your results. Not seeing any results below? Load the results
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English MyLabs Implementation Strategies for High Impact
Other publication (PDF)
12-Nov-2015
This white paper contains 11 data-driven implementation case studies co-developed by educators and our Efficacy Results team. These studies were selected from a range of English reading and writing programs and are accompanied by best practices for getting started with your own digital implementation.
This toolkit is designed to help English educators to develop a carefully planned and actionable redesign road map.
MySkillsLab Case Study
Educator case study (PDF)
Wes Anthony
Cleveland Community College
14-Jul-2015
From 2013 to 2015, students who had completed developmental reading and writing subsequently passed Freshman Composition at a rate of 87.5 percent, exceeding the 85 percent benchmark, a testament to their preparedness for college-level work.
MySkillsLab Case Study
Educator case study (PDF)
Dawn Cable
West Virginia Northern Community College
30-Jun-2015
Key Results: From fall 2014 to spring 2015, 91 percent of students who completed the developmental literacy course using MySkillsLab received a passing grade of A, B, or C, and were able to move on to take College Composition.
MySkillsLab Case Study
Educator case study (PDF)
Angela Senigaglia
MiraCosta College
15-Aug-2014
MiraCosta’s Adult High School Diploma Program uses Pearson's MySkillsLab in a lab-based, self-paced course designed to help students achieve reading and grammar competencies and be better prepared to enter into credit-bearing college courses. Since the use of MySkillsLab, placement rates into credit-bearing courses have increased from 32 percent to 42 percent in English 100 (college-level writing) and from 46 percent to 60 percent in Reading 100 (college-level reading).
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