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I like the village concept when it comes to taking care of the students. The student who is a late enrollment must get started very quickly and leave nothing undone to get them on track. 

What are ways to positively introduce AI usage to students. 

I thought it was very interesting that a suggestion was made to take a picture of the students in the classroom and post it for all to see. This could be a motivational factor as the student's progresses in the program. 

 

It is good to have the students break into teams so that they can feel comfortable. This is also for those colleges offering online classes that can have break-out rooms for the students to be able to feel comfortable in asking more questions. 

The faculty has a crucial role in the retention of students. 

Every student has a unique learning method. Faculty members must be aware of this and try to help each student as needed.

Faculty members are encouraged to be active listeners and be vigilant in noticing signs in students that might lead to withdrawal.

Establishing rapport is the first line of action, so students can open up about their problems seeking help from faculty.

Clearly set the rules in terms of lateness to class. If a student consistently comes late to class, the faculty should ask for one to one conversation to know how to help the student. Sometimes it is personal problems that might lead to withdrawal by the student. Early intervention is the key.

Building rapport with the students starts from the day of orientation. This will go a long way in giving them a good experience and ultimately improving retention.

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