The phrase "aware of students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's knowledge or consciousness regarding students, such as their needs, behaviors, or presence.
Example: "The teacher was always aware of students who needed extra help in class."
Alternatives: "conscious of students" or "mindful of students".
I phoned the NUS to ask it it was aware of students struggling on their years abroad without support.
For many years, Rec Sports staff and student leaders were aware of students who felt the gym wasn't a service for them.
The other way people regulate their emotions is through suppression and teachers need to be aware of students who might be doing this, gritty or not.
Interestingly, Kenny was not aware of students' feelings of boredom.
On its website King's College London says it is aware of students' concerns and is monitoring the situation.
On its website, King's College London says it is aware of students' concerns and will review the impact of strike action.
Accessibility Awareness - Instructors delivering lectures should be aware of student accessibility concerns, and provide dynamic approaches to support students who are auditory-, visual-, or writing- disabled.
Target misconceptions directly - Once an instructor has identified student misconceptions and/or has referred to the literature and is aware of student misconceptions, they can encourage students to confront their own misconceptions and restructure their thinking.
Accessibility Awareness - Instructors considering travel or experiences including bodily interaction should be aware of student accessibility concerns, and provide dynamic policies to support students with travel restrictions and mobility disability.
Accessibility Awareness - Instructors utilizing software, clickers, and related technology should be aware of student accessibility concerns, and provide dynamic policies to support students who are technologically inexperienced or barred from maintaining their own electronic devices.
Accessibility Awareness - Instructors utilizing MC questions should be aware of student accessibility concerns, and provide dynamic policies to support students who are print- disabled or may need more time during testing.
