Finally, an Online Advising Model That Actually Works
TwitterFacebook Content sponsored and provided by Many advisors who work on campus know a student is struggling before they say a word. After all, the student’s expression and body language can reveal their frustration and anxiety. But online advising is different. Advisors often work with online students by phone, email, or text — formats that don’t offer the same cues as in-person advising. Therefore, online advisors must use different tactics to discern a student’s mental state or desire for help. Even so, many colleges base online advising on their campus-based practices. This ap...