Recognizing the EduPreneurial Side of your School | Origin: RT104
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Best Practices to Enhance Student Retention --> Recognizing the EduPreneurial Side of your School
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This module helped me understand the importance of the EduPreneurial Spirit in promoting student success and retention. I learned that every faculty and staff member contributes to the student experience through support, communication, and encouragement. Student success is not only measured by academic achievement but also by helping students overcome barriers and stay connected to their goals. As a part-time LVN instructor, I intend to apply this concept by building strong relationships with students, recognizing their challenges, and providing guidance throughout their learning journey. I hope to create a supportive environment where students feel motivated, valued, and confident in becoming successful nurses.
Eighty-five percent of our Habits, Attitudes, Beliefs, and Expectations are shaped by age three and solidified by age five.
HABE's hold us back, but we can overcome them.
A student's HABE's can be shaped by their personal experiences and their families' personal experiences/attitudes. If a student is excited about school but their family isn't supportive that negative attitude can rub off on the student. It is important to help the student see the bigger picture that would allow them to change their own perspective and eventually allow them to be successful and leave the negative environment.
In an Institution, Students are the customers. Therefore, we must make sure we provide all the information they would need to enroll, stay in school and ultimately graduate.
The HABES are formed by age 5.
Everyone is a customer in one way shape or form. Students are paying for an education that makes them a customer. Customer service is essential to not only the customer but also to company.
When a school operates efficiently and delivers a strong service, it creates an environment where students are more likely to persist, succeed, and complete their programs. Student retention is not just an academic outcome, but also a reflection of how well the school supports students in their educational experience.
Students are customers and the whole college employees will each treat the students with excellence service.
I learned that as an instructor it is my responsibility to look out for the student's overall well-being.
The students (and staff) are customers who all play a vital role to the business. We want to make sure that we are giving them the best experience and tools to succeed.
The students are also customers and each department in the institution plays a role in providing them with excellent customer service and helping them thrive.
Understanding the students are paying customers is important as well as understanding they all come from unique backgrounds that effect their outlook on the future.
The students are our customers and we should take essential steps to ensure our customers are as successful as possible and have a great experience. We need to be aware that not everyone that comes through our program has the same HABE's. We need to ensure that we continually motivate them to continue their education and help them through whatever challenge they face as a student to ensure they are as successful as possible.
I believe that showing the students that you really care about them can make a big difference in their success. Many students do not have a good support system.
The most important thing is getting the student to graduation and one way to help with that is to help the student's mindset. A student may have many factors that influence his/her HABE's or thinking. Being patient and understanding and reminding a student about their vision for their future can be very helpful. Sometimes you are the only one in their life telling them they CAN. Impacting a life in such a way can have a major impact on the world around the student causing the student to share the good news of what an amazing community we have here at the school, which only leads to more students taking the leap and pursuing their own education.
Students are paying customers, so we should treat them with a customer service mindset—being positive, welcoming, and attentive to their goals from the very first interaction
Your personal HABEs could impact the interaction you have with a student and their education
I enjoy seeing students succeed and reach their goals.
