The Academic Coordinator at Harmon Hall Institute provided guidance to teachers on important policies during a recent training. Teachers were instructed to call students who are absent on the first day of class to document follow-up and encourage continued attendance. Maintaining high enrollment helps ensure classes remain open and teachers have sufficient income. Teachers were also advised to coordinate with colleagues to track students who may attend alternate class schedules and remind learners of deadlines to take makeup quizzes within two days of the scheduled exam date.
The Academic Coordinator at Harmon Hall Institute provided guidance to teachers on important policies during a recent training. Teachers were instructed to call students who are absent on the first day of class to document follow-up and encourage continued attendance. Maintaining high enrollment helps ensure classes remain open and teachers have sufficient income. Teachers were also advised to coordinate with colleagues to track students who may attend alternate class schedules and remind learners of deadlines to take makeup quizzes within two days of the scheduled exam date.
The Academic Coordinator at Harmon Hall Institute provided guidance to teachers on important policies during a recent training. Teachers were instructed to call students who are absent on the first day of class to document follow-up and encourage continued attendance. Maintaining high enrollment helps ensure classes remain open and teachers have sufficient income. Teachers were also advised to coordinate with colleagues to track students who may attend alternate class schedules and remind learners of deadlines to take makeup quizzes within two days of the scheduled exam date.
Institute In todays training the Academinc Coordinator pointed out imporntatn information that teachers should take into consideration. The AC addressed the teachers about the importance of calling students when they dont show up on the first day of class. The call logs are evidence for teachers to show when questioned about student absences. Also, to show that teachers are following up on their students. Another important matter presented on the training was the importance of encouraging students to continue with their courses, in other word, encouraring and motivating them to continue with their learning. By having students continue with their English classes, courses will stay opened and teachers will have more classes, thus, have more money. Furthermore, teachers should be aware that sometimes they share courses with other teachers, therefore, teachers should get together to check their lists so they know if students are attending classes in a different schedule. Finally, teachers need to remind students about the quiz grade deadline. Students only have two days after the day of the exam to take their quiz. It is important for students to become self aware of their responsibilities as Harmon Hall students.
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