Is it acceptable for 2-year colleges to employ instructors with only bachelor's degrees?

Can a student sue the school for not adhering the non-disclosure agreement under the FERPA?

To best assist students gain employment in fields requiring a clean criminal background institutions should be proactive in requesting that background checks be conducted for students. Should background checks be part of any student application process before admission?

Most established universities and colleges with physical locations do not accept transfer credit from on-line only educational institutions. How can one best advise a prospective student on what to look for in choosing a school?

Glazed looks from students will cue the instructor to a great deal of information about whether or not the instructional strategy being employed is working or not. If that happens, switching plans is the way to go.

Broadly speaking most students have some form of learning disability. The main difference is just that for some it is more pronounced and therefore requires more attention.

Using Metaphors and Analogies is a great strategy,especially for students with limited vocabulary. by using illustrations of daily life the instructor can explain complex topics easily.

Monitoring students is a good strategy to employ to prevent undesirable behaviors. It also shows that the instructor cares enough for his or her students as individuals.

Application-based Instruction in which students themselves provide examples of their own experiences is an effective way to capture and maintain students' attention.

How to deal with some students who are very knowledgeable, and who can demonstrate good understanding of the material covered in class, but are unable to score high on a test for some reason?