E4 by Canty, Prince https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj 4/29 en-us 2020-10-01 13:38:43 UTC 2021-05-07 20:02:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4ad.png Answers & Justification cantyp https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475345506 2021-04-29 18:32:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475345506 Tristan Smith https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723207 1) C. "Colleges have become more concerned with making money from the tuition that students pay than
with helping students learn the skills that employers value".
2) C. “In addition to failing to facilitate the development of general collegiate skills for many students,
colleges often do not, according to our research, provide adequate institutional support towards apprenticeships, internships, mentoring opportunities and job placement services.”(Paragraph 19)
3) B. "To show how college graduates might not be developing the skills or receiving the resources to
reach their full potential after school".
3 Justification) The author created the article to show how colleges were focused on tuition and wasn't giving students a fair show post education.
4) D. College graduates with high CLA scores are more likely to be employed and in skilled positions, as
they have the skills that are valued in the job market. 
4 Justification) "More specifically, graduates who performed well on the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA), a test of critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing skills, at the end of their senior year, were less likely unemployed two years later than those who performed less well."]]> 2021-04-29 20:03:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723207 Zion Hayes https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723745 1. C "Colleges have become more concerned with making money from the tuition that students pay than
with helping students learn the skills that employers value."
2. C “In addition to failing to facilitate the development of general collegiate skills for many students,
colleges often do not, according to our research, provide adequate institutional support towards
apprenticeships, internships, mentoring opportunities and job placement services.”
3. B - The answer is B because 
4. D- The answer is d because in paragraph 10 it says, "Similarly, graduates who performed well on the CLA as seniors were less likely in an unskilled occupation (positions where the majority of incumbents2 had not completed even a year of college) two years after college." This just shows that having high scores cuts the chances of you losing your job in half. ]]> 2021-04-29 20:04:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723745 Justus Pool https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723786 1a. A. Many college graduates lack valuable skills, job placement, and democratic engagement when
they emerge from school.

Justification:  

Because Colleges have become more concerned with making money from the tuition that students pay than with helping students learn the skills that employers value.

2b. C. “In addition to failing to facilitate the development of general collegiate skills for many students,
colleges often do not, according to our research, provide adequate institutional supporttowards
apprenticeships, internships, mentoring opportunities and job placement services.”

3. B. College graduates with high CLA scores are naturally more intelligent than students with low
scores, making them more desirable to employers.

Justification- Colleges are more focused on the money coming in than guiding the students out in to work force.

4. D. College graduates with high CLA scores are more likely to be employed and in skilled positions, as they have the skills that are valued in the job market. 

Justification- In the text, it clearly said that "Similarly, graduates who performed well on the CLA as seniors were less likely in an unskilled occupation (positions where the majority of incumbents2 had not completed even a year of college) two years after college."



]]> 2021-04-29 20:04:03 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475723786 Eugene Dumka Eugene_TD https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475727890 1. C. "Colleges are more concerned of the student paying their tuition more than them actually getting trained into living into a democratic life and workforce.
2. c
3. B. Throughout the text, they show comparisons talking about how graduates may put in their money in for one major and come out aiming to get a job for something completely different.
4. D The text was talking about how the students performing well in the CLA were more likely to be employed than the people who didn't score as high.]]> 2021-04-29 20:05:16 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475727890 Justice Harrison justice_harrison2003 https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475728466 1. Part A
A: in the text it restates that college doesn't help when it comes to important skills in the work force.

2. Part B
C: in the answer it talks about how college doesn't prepare you with skills needed in the work force.

3.
B: B is the answer because as the main idea states that many Americans aren't ready for the real world. also in the last sentence it says "We are not faring particularly well in preparing students for economic and social participation in an increasingly globalized world".

4.
D: in the text it says "
Similarly, graduates who performed well on the CLA as seniors were less likely in an unskilled occupation (positions where the majority of incumbents2 had not completed even a year of college) two years after college."



]]> 2021-04-29 20:05:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475728466 1.A.'There is no doubt, those with college degrees earn substantially higher wages. And even though the recent recession was difficult for everyone, the Current Population Survey indicates that in 2011, twice as many young adults without college degrees were unemployed as young college graduates. " halld3840 https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475729852 2.A
3.D. "Limited development of general collegiate skills — critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing — may not be surprising given that students invest little time in their academic pursuits."
4.B
Two years after completing college, only approximately half of the college graduates not pursuing full-time graduate studies were employed full-time and earning over US $30,000.




]]> 2021-04-29 20:05:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475729852 Landon Hall https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475731153 1. Part A. Is C.
I think the answer is C because it states in the article that colleges are more concerned with their students paying tuition than getting them into the workforce and prepared to become successful individually.

2. Part B. Is ]]> 2021-04-29 20:06:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475731153 Derron McQuitty https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475731746 1. C. In the text it states ("But our research, published in a recent book, Aspiring Adults Adrift, shows that colleges are too often failing to impart students with critical thinking, problem solving and written communication skills that are important to their success in the labor market.")"
2. C."
3. B. Throughout the text, they show comparisons talking about how graduates may put in their money in for one major and come out aiming to get a job for something completely different. 
4. D. 
"More specifically, graduates who performed well on the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA), a test of critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing skills, at the end of their senior year, were less likely unemployed two years later than those who performed less well."]]> 2021-04-29 20:06:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475731746 1a. D. In the last sentence of the story it states "We are not fairing particularly well in preparing students for economic and social participation ..." lckdwn21 https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475733417 1b. C. 

3. B. At the end of the fourth paragraph in the article, it states "our research ... shows that colleges are too often failing to impart students with critical thinking, problem solving and written communication skills that are important to their success in the labor market."

4. D. In the second paragraph under the "Critical Thinking Skills Are Crucial" section, it states "... graduates who performed well on the CLA... were less likely unemployed and less likely to have a job which required only high school education or less." in the third paragraph it states " ... graduates who performed well on the CLA as seniors were less likely in an unskilled occupation."]]> 2021-04-29 20:06:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475733417 Darren https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475735506 1a. A ("But our research, published in a recent book, Aspiring Adults Adrift, shows that colleges are too often failing to impart students with critical thinking, problem solving and written communication skills that are important to their success in the labor market.")
2b. C
3. D ("graduates who performed well on the CLA were half as likely to lose that job, compared to those who performed less well")
4. D (" the graduates we surveyed in Aspiring Adults Adrift who left college with high levels of critical thinking, problem solving and written communication skills were less likely unemployed and less likely to have a job which required only high school education or less.")]]> 2021-04-29 20:07:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475735506 Aaron L https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475736718
1b. D

2.C ]]> 2021-04-29 20:07:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1475736718 Avery Chapman https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1479764958 1. A. Many college graduates lack valuable skills, job placement, and democratic engagement when
they emerge from school.

2. C. “In addition to failing to facilitate the development of general collegiate skills for many students,
colleges often do not, according to our research, provide adequate institutional support towards
apprenticeships, internships, mentoring opportunities and job placement services.”(Paragraph
19)

3. B. to show how college graduates might not be developing the skills or receiving the resources to
reach their full potential after school
Colleges fail to impact students and prepare them with skills needed in the labor market.

4. D. College graduates with high CLA scores are more likely to be employed and in skilled positions, as
they have the skills that are valued in the job market.
In the 2nd paragraph its states that graduates who performed well were less likely to be unemployed and less likely to have a job that required just high school education]]> 2021-04-30 19:34:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1479764958 Roderick Williams https://padlet.com/cantyp/hm3jd6cs65b2tygj/wish/1503341996 1. (c) some colleges are more concerned on the students paying for their tuition than them training to live into a workforce.

2. c

3. (b) the text talks about how graduates put money into one major and then end up getting a job in something different. 

4. (d) the text talks about students who did good in the CLA  are more likely to get a job than people who didn't do good.
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