
Broward College (2021)
Students more likely to pass, less likely to receive DFW grades, and earn modestly higher grades when taught by ACUE-certified faculty.
Students more likely to pass, less likely to receive DFW grades, and earn modestly higher grades when taught by ACUE-certified faculty.
Students experienced an uptick in final grades when taught by ACUE faculty in the year after they earned their ACUE credential.
Students more likely to complete and pass their courses, with Black and low- income students achieving outcomes comparable with their peers, when taught by ACUE-credentialed faculty
No similar improvement seen in all other courses from the same disciplines.
Improved course completion for students taught by ACUE-credentialed faculty
ACUE’s course improved instructors’ knowledge of and skill in using effective teaching practices.
Between January 2017 and April 2019, the Center for Advanced Study in Education (CASE) conducted an evaluation of impact of the ACUE course at Rutgers-Newark.
Students received more useful feedback, experienced classes more welcoming to diverse viewpoints, and found that expectations were clearer.