The phrase "refer students" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to direct or guide students to another person or resource for information or assistance. Example: "As a teacher, my role is to refer students to the school counselor if they need emotional support."
Most universities don't offer bereavement specific counselling, but instead refer students to outside services, such as Cruse.
And it's harder to find places to refer students because community mental health places are also overwhelmed".
Faculty thesis advisers should refer students to other institutional resources as needed.
Instructors often refer students to OCW for part of their coursework.
Many provide rental listings, inform students of their rights as renters and refer students to the proper authorities to settle housing disputes.
Tutors will refer students to these businesses in the hopes that they will then get the opportunity to work for that brand".
A resourceful countermeasure some teachers could adopt: Those at one school refer student-customers to colleagues at another.
Nurses, teachers and district social workers refer students--from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade--to the two organizations, which together outfit an estimated 4,400 students a year.
In a recent districtwide survey of teachers who had referred students to Wellness Centers, three-quarters reported greater academic success.
John Carroll University has rented out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum for a night to thank Jesuit counselors for referring students.
James Roche, an educational consultant in Lincoln Park, N.J., who has referred students to Elan for 22 years, said: "I utilize Elan only in the most serious cases.
