Discussion with Dr. Jon Hershey, Dr. Dalton Lemelle Jr, Will Evans and Greg Shropshire
In this episode of Community Watch, the hosts discuss the process, impact, and benefits of Dual Enrollment programs, which allow high school students to take college courses and earn credits. This helps students transition to higher education by experiencing college-level coursework. The hosts highlight research showing that Dual Enrollment boosts student motivation and engagement, and reduces the time and cost of earning a college degree by allowing credits to count for both high school and college. Beyond individual benefits, Dual Enrollment fosters partnerships between high schools and colleges, improving educational outcomes and workforce skills. Interviews with educators address implementation challenges like curriculum alignment and equitable access. The episode concludes by discussing the long-term benefits of Dual Enrollment, such as increased college readiness and graduation rates, and encourages advocacy for accessible programs. Overall, it offers a comprehensive overview of Dual Enrollment's value in education.
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