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Innovation Spotlight Interview with Dr. Tim Renick, Executive Director of NISS at Georgia State Univ
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On this episode of the "Innovating Together," Bridget Burns and Ian Wilhelm interview Dr. Tim Renick, the founder of the National Institute for Student Success. The episode focuses on the issue of high DFW rates in higher education institutions and the need for better data and evidence-based approaches to solve this problem. Dr. Renick talks about the innovative practices that Georgia State University has implemented, such as the Accelerator Program, to improve student success. They also discuss biases within higher education institutions and the importance of recognizing and addressing them to promote innovation and effective solutions.
"We're literally failing these students in their classes, and we need to take this as a common responsibility to work out a cooperative solution across the whole institution, rather than saying this is on the faculty member teaching the class to figure out a problem that is a national in scope." - Dr. Tim Renick
What you will learn -
The problem of DFW rates and the need for change
Troubling trends in student performance
The effectiveness of using AI-enhanced chatbots in academic courses
Leadership and making tough decisions
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