Best Practices For Student Success

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Best Practices for Student Success

According to Jan, students' persistence to complete their educational goals is a critical

measure of their success. He believes that certain on-campus factors are critical for post-

secondary success, such as frequent contact with faculty, collaborative learning opportunities,

and coherence in the curriculum. Teaching and classrooms offer the most direct organizational

impacts on post-secondary student success. Coordination and policy integration within the

systems, institutions, departments, and programs facilitate student success (Hearn, 2006). On the

other hand, Antwon advocates for providing student-centered services that address the specific

and diverse needs of each learner. He believes that students' success depends on the ability to

develop a learning-friendly and inclusive environment that educates, nurtures, and welcomes all

the students regardless of their physical, emotional, and intellectual disabilities, among other

characteristics. There are gifted students or those with learning or physical disabilities. Getting

all students to the classroom is only half of the challenge. The other half is the ability to meet

their diverse learning behavioral needs to stay in the classroom.

Antwon's belief implies that he will advocate for an inclusive classroom that ensures each

student meets his diverse educational needs and achieve their long-term academic performance.

He will concentrate more on training individual students by designing a less structured or rigid

class that do not focus on drilling academics and past teaching practices. His primary concern

will be to train the learners on becoming successful in the ever-changing world. Jan's attitude

will impact on his teaching and interaction approach. For instance, he will concentrate on

educational orientations or philosophies that help shape the student's general achievement and

performance. His objective will be to develop retention or enrollment management to promote

academic goals and the students' ability to finish their goals and succeed in the long run. The

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1 Best Practices for Student Success Name: Institutional affiliation Tutor Date: 2 Best Practices for Student Success According to Jan, students' persistence to complete their educational goals is a critical measure of their success. He believes that certain on-campus factors are critical for postsecondary success, such as frequent contact with faculty, collaborative learning opportunities, and coherence in the curriculum. Teaching and classrooms offer the most direct organizational impacts on post-secondary student success. Coordination and policy integration within the systems, institutions, departments, and programs facilitate student success (Hearn, 2006). On the other hand, Antwon advocates for providing student-centered services that address the specific and diverse needs of each learner. He believes that students' success depends on the ability to develop a learning-friendly and inclusive environment that educates, nurtures, and welcomes all the students regardless of their physical, emotional, and intellectual disabilities, among other characteristics. There are gifted students or those with learning or physical disabilities. Getting all students to the classroom is onl ...
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