Preparing for the Underprepared: Leveraging education technology for equitable and inclusive education
Dr. Drew Bennett discusses how instructors and administrators can use education technology to prepare for the higher number of incoming first-year college students who are academically underprepared.
Dr. Drew Berrett, Pearson
The COVID-19 pandemic may have increased the proportion of incoming first-year college students who are academically underprepared. This may be emphasized in marginalized or disadvantaged groups. What does research say about how instructors and administrators can leverage education technology to prepare for this? Join this session to discuss: How can you leverage technology to effectively and equitably provide or enhance academic supports for incoming disadvantaged or at-risk students? How can you leverage technology in your classroom to support incoming students that now span a wider range of academic ability?
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About the speaker
Dr. Drew Berrett, Pearson
Drew Berrett is a quantitative education researcher with a background in K-12 and higher education program efficacy research. His research expertise centers on quantifying the impact of digital learning tools on student academic outcomes. Drew holds a BS in Neuroscience and a PhD in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience.