Marathon verbal battles in the students' steering committee often raged for 24 hours and beyond.
Mizzou's African-American players linking arms with the Concerned Student 1950 movement, steering their team-mates and head coach to join them.
In December, he criticized Justice Antonin Scalia, who had suggested, during a hearing, that affirmative action might harm some African-American students by steering them toward colleges that are "too fast for them" when they might be better off at "a less advanced school — a slower-track school".
Other Med Into Grad programs offer more targeted pieces of the medical school curriculum to science students--for example, steering neuroscience students toward neuroanatomy courses.
He has criticized a range of tactics including "kickbacks" to universities for steering student loan volume to companies and paying consulting fees to university aid administrators who provide students with information on where to borrow.
Bombeke et al's study [ 28] describes the "doctor-as-person as a central phenomenon steering student's patient-centredness".
Some community college systems already are stepping up to engage with former ITT students, and leadership by governors and the Department of Education in steering students to better quality programs also could make a big difference.
They should also hold students accountable for such reasoning by participating in discussion, modeling thinking, and steering students away from rote procedural operations towards conceptual reasoning (Chari et al. 2017).
While it works for new reforms, the Department of Education also needs to stop, right now, its career bureaucrats and debt collectors from steering students the wrong way on the ground, such as advising Corinthian students that their options include transferring to other predatory for-profit colleges, or telling Corinthian students seeking loan forgiveness that they have no chance for that.
Transfer, depending on the quality of the new school and other factors, may in fact be the best option for some students, but Westwood appears to be steering every student in that direction, for its own benefit.
"We're steering students toward the classes where they are predicted to make better grades," Mr. Denley says.
