Describe how to identify students at risk based on predicted scores generated from program-specific summative examinations and PACKRAT.
Describe how to implement an advisory system for at-risk students and facilitate the development of study contracts.
Understand how to apply sound educational principles to reinforce effective study techniques.
Gain ability to effectively intervene for students extremely at risk of failing the PANCE near the end of the clinical year.
Be able to use external Test Banks and exams, such as the NCCPA practice exams, to determine students' readiness to take the PANCE.
Reflection about PANCE performance
Designing advanced assessment systems to predict PANCE performance
Using student performance to determine student remediation
Primer on student study skills
Clinical year early intervention plan
PA Program-specific PANCE retrospective data
Case studies and applied practice
This on-site interactive workshop is conducted by Scott Massey, PhD, PA-C, a recognized expert who has extensively researched how formative and summative exams can be used to predict PANCE performance. Dr. Massey has spent more than 20 years developing intervention programs to identify students who need additional remediation.
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University of Maryland Eastern Shore Physician Assistant Program
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The Student Success Coaching Model saves considerable time for individual faculty members; it avoids duplicating academic mentoring and tutoring services. The accountability model is heavily steeped within the academic coach process, making this process highly successful. Because this process is focused on facilitating success, students are treated with dignity and respect.
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