Barbara R writes:

Subject: recrutiment, retention & graduation

I totally agree with this story. It is totally true.

Harry M. writes:

Subject: Psychology Class

I am not part of faculty or administrators but this is true there are some teachers that just go to get payed and just forget about teaching and give out book work so these are good tips.

Vanessa G. writes:

Subject: Career Skills class

This is a very helpful article for teachers/instructors. It has step by step information that teachers can use for helping out students in school.

Ozzie S. writes:

Subject: Career Colleges - Recruitment, Retention, and Graduation

Faculty should be made aware of which of their students have academic weaknesses which may put them at risk for prematurely dropping out. When the teacher that I had through this program I found, the above comment to not be true. Because when you have class of 10 or less students, and only one - the same student is always answering the question the teacher should realize that there is a problem, none of the other students are speaking up. I would take that as they do not completely understand the subject matter. I need to focus on them individually but he did not.

MISBAH B writes:

Subject: Career Colleges

I totally agree with this article.

marie c. writes:

Subject: Career Colleges - Recruitment, Retention, and Graduation

This article is very helpful especially for teachers and instructors.

rosa c writes:

Subject: psychology class

I agree about these tips. Really helpful.

Jennifer V writes:

Subject: Recruitment, Retention & Graduation

This is a very helpful article for teachers & instructors. I definitely agree with this article!! Thank you for all the information!!! Gob Bless!!

Carmen Chaca writes:

Subject: so true !

certain teachers should take notes ; )

kateva williams writes:

Subject: good atricle

good article

delkeisha gavins writes:

Subject: comment

it was helpful