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Listening To Students
Listening to Students is intended as a resource to inform and inspire those in higher education, and a reminder to never stop listening to the people who can teach us best about what they want, need, and think regarding their college education, our students.
Donna Knifong
Lecturer, Department of Communication Studies
donna.knifong@csus.edu
About This Work
Students Coming in at Different Points in their Education
Students of Different Grade Levels
Students of Different Types
- Student-Athletes
- Student-Parents
- Students from Around the World
- Multilingual Students
- First Generation College Students
- LGBTIQQ Students
- Student Veterans
- Dreamer Students
- Students with Personal Struggles
- Students of Different Ages
- Students of Different Cultural Backgrounds
- Students of Different Financial and Means
Students with Disabilities
- Students with Disabilities
- Students with Physical Disabilities
- Students Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
- Students with Mobility Limitations
- Students with Hearing Limitations
- Students with Speech Limitations
- Students with Learning Disabilities
- Students with ADHD
- Students with Psychological Difficulties
- Students with Disabilities at This Time in Online Learning
Closing Thoughts
- Different Types of Students
- Listening to Our Students
- Students' Thoughts on Diversity
- Students' Thoughts on Gender, Politics, Religion, and Age
- Students' Advice to Students
- Students' Thoughts on Campus Life
- Students' Thoughts on Academics
- Students' Appreciation for Faculty
- Students' Appreciation for Campus Resources
- Students’ Appreciation for their Education