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This course illustrated some very important points for student retention. Instructors need to care about all aspects of the student's life. They also need to be able to understand students have other issues going on outside of school. Students need to understand that school is a responsiblity, but they also need to feel liked, respected and understood by the faculty and staff.
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Though intelligence is about learning information, it is also caring about the student's well being.
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I agree with your statement. Also, the rest of the staff needs to work with the students and teachers to create a positive learning environment.
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It im impiortnat for teachers to realize that intelligence is not just from imformation learned in books. Although this information, is also very important.
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In order to educate students, the students need to feel welcome and comfortable in their surroundings. They need to know that the school, staff and faculty like them as individuals. They also need to know their are rules that need to be followed.
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I utilize the MENTOr theory in my classes. I believe it is important for students to know what my expectations are, and that I follow the same rules. I also want my students to know I care about them, and their progress.
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I found this information very helpful in teaching my students who are about to complete their studies, and begin their new career. This infomration will help them as they move forward on their sucessful paths. Their positive attitude and organization skills are priceless.
As an instructor who helps students with the final process of completing their program and beginning their career, I find the information in this class beneficial to students.
I class as very informative and taught about the different levels of stress. It also gave very informative and positive ways to effectively handle stress. The information was useful and will have a influential effect on educators.
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