Student Success Tip #1 BE APPROACHABLE

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Student Success Tip #1 BE APPROACHABLE Students are already intimidated and feel like they are “bothering” me sometimes. It is important for students to feel comfortable discussing any issue. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #2 DRINK LOTS OF COFFEE Teachers and advisors need to be mentally sharp to solve the many problems they will encounter each day. Java, java, java…. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #3 SMILE It is good for you. It is good for the students. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #4 LAUGH Find something to laugh about with the student. Laughing creates a connection. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #5 BE CONSISTENT Try to always be in or near the office during posted office hours. Give students as clear and up to date information as possible. Changes can diminish trust levels. Explain any changes thoroughly and why they are necessary so students can have a clear picture. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #6 BE POSITIVE Look for the positive in the seemingly 100% negative. A positive approach aids both you and your students. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #7 KEEP A PAIR OF TENNIS SHOES READILY AVAILABLE Occasionally, it is good for teachers to get out of their offices and walk around the campus. A breath of fresh air can change the spirit. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #8 REPETITION IS GOOD Although it may take extra effort and can be annoying, students often can benefit from hearing things more than once and they need reminders. Say the same things through many different outlets-through email, in syllabus-hard copy, on social media, flying banner (haha). Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #9 CANDY Keep candy on your desk. It is relaxing and allows you and the student to both be human. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #10 HAVE STRESS RELIEVERS When you’re stressed, you’ll stress your students. Teachers need to find healthy ways to deal with stress, especially in the weeks leading up to each semester. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #11 USE AVAILABLE TOOLS Grades First can alert advisors about potential issues in students courses, and allow timely interventions. Email an advisor. The telephone…call the advisor for help. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #12 STUDENT PERSONAL INFORMATION RECORD Use a list of questions to get to know new students. Knowing your students helps you to better teach them. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #13 REMEMBER THEY’RE GREEN This may be the first time the student has made his/her own decisions. This is the first time the students have lived on their own away from home. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #14 STRENGTHS/WEAKNESSES Realize yours. Realize theirs. Provide a variety of ways for each student to shine. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #15 MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS TO BE SUCCESSFUL! Give them clear and attainable goals. Point them to the many free services offered on campus such as tutoring, counseling, career services, and disability services. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #16 PROMOTE CREATIVITY AND PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING There’s more than one way to skin a cat. Students are more invested and learn more when they have a buy in. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #17 SCHEDULE TOGETHER On first day, give students time in class to enter assignments into planners or calendars. Count this as a grade. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #18 HAVING A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Students may have questions about what is required for their degree. When in doubt, refer the student to their advisor. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #19 SOCIALIZING Encourage students to meet their fellow classmates. Give students a few icebreaker opportunities to facilitate conversation amongst the students. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #20 PROMOTE ACTIVITIES ON CAMPUS AND IN THE COMMUNITY. University sponsored clubs and events as well as community activities are great ways for students to connect with each other. (ASCEND) Strong connections can aid in retention and persistence. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #21 TIME MANAGEMENT Students need to know what they need to do and how much time they have to do it. Remind students to use a planner…electronic or paper. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #22 EVERNOTE Store notes across a variety of devices (including phones) or online. Keep text, images, handwritten notes, and even audio. https://evernote.com/evernote/guide/web/#1 Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #23 TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF Eat right, not junk. Carb rich foods are quick and yummy but make you feel bad in the end. Get some shuteye. Starbucks is not a substitute for sleep. Go for a walk. Do something physical! Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #24 PROMOTE TUTORING Getting help does not carry the stigma it did in high school. Encourage students to get tutoring when needed. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #25 RECOGNIZE POTENTIAL TUTORS If you have a student that does well in your class, and they are someone that you feel would do well tutoring others, send us their name. The SSC is developing a tutoring program for specific difficult courses. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #26 WHO’S YOUR ADVISOR? Ask students if they know who their advisor is. Tell those who don’t, they need to because their advisors are their greatest source of personal help. Advisor’s name can be found in the student’s Eagle Online account. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #27 GET TO KNOW THE ADVISOR Building a relationship with the advisor for the major helps the student. Building a relationship with the advisor for the major helps you the teacher. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #28 LET US HELP! “Primary Advisor” listed in Banner under Student Information. We are happy to make referrals to student services for personal or academic matters. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

Student Success Tip #29 CONTACT THE ADVISOR …if student is doing poorly. …if you perceive there is a problem. …if the student is missing class. Student Success - 30 Tips in 30 Minutes

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