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Literature Review: Models for Developmental Education Redesign

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This literature review is organized by the four accelerated models as defined by the Florida senate—compressed, contextualized, co-requisite, and modular. It provides examples of each model and ends with an example of an integrated approach.

Published nov. 10, 2015
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