"manage students" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone in charge of students, such as a teacher, a principal, or a guidance counselor. For example, "The principal is responsible for managing all the students at our school."
In addition, Ms. Donohue said, teachers serve on crisis intervention teams, helping to manage students with behavioral problems.
The order also said the board had received many letters in support of Dr. Levine from doctors, educators, former patients and their parents, saying he had been instrumental both in helping students who struggle in school and in "helping teachers and clinicians understand the differences in learning and better manage students whose problems were misunderstood and poorly managed in the past".
The University of Nicosia is the first school which uses blockchain technology to manage students' certificates received from MOOC platforms (Sharples and Domingue 2016).
In the M5ESC, a learning management system MyDesk was developed for supporting the teachers to design the mobile activities and manage students' work generated in the system.
The Lab-ARBAIS can easily be adopted in any academic laboratories to manage students' at-risk behaviours to ensure safe work environment.
These meals provide a relaxed setting in which the speakers can discuss the actual practice of science--how to approach research, how to manage students and postdocs, and how to advance professionally.
In order to manage student expectations, universities must recognise where students are coming from: Universities need to understand the backgrounds and previous educational experiences students have had.
And, according to a study by the United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund, an advocacy organization, nearly 900 colleges and universities have card relationships with banks or other financial institutions, some of which manage student aid disbursements by turning student IDs into debit cards.
While the study does not describe how the low-suspension schools manage student behavior, some are likely to have systems in place to work with troubled children and their families instead of instantly showing them the door.
– Amanda Jones The federal government employs private firms and nonprofits like Aspire to manage student loans day to day, and it is perfectly legal for them to do so.
He also discloses a "potentially unlawful" measure known as Operation Savant to manage student numbers at peak times, under which overseas students were admitted to the UK even though they did not have necessary entrance clearance documents.
