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OVER 80% EMPLOYERS PRAISE THE TEAM SPIRIT OF TKU GRADUATES
MOE TEACHING FOR EXCELLENCE PROJECTS REVIEW IS UNDER WAY
SOME SHAKE-UP WITH TKU STRUCTURE
EXCHANGE PROGRAM KICKDED STARTED WITH MANAGEMENT COLLEGE IN CHINA
AIT THANKS TKU FOR ITS CONTRIBUTION TO SHEDDING LIGHT ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
TKU MAKES HEADWAY WITH STUDENT SUPERVISION
Timing appears to be the key to successful counseling work rendered to college freshmen. According to research in higher education in Taiwan in recent years, all freshmen go through a critical period that usually falls between the second and the sixth week of the first semester of their college life. It is a make or break period, as statistics show that those who dropped out, suspended, or transferred to another university later already demonstrated signs of strain or unhappiness to their new environment in the first six weeks of college. Hence, student advisers, be it a faculty member or counselor should know how to look out for those signs at the right moment. In light of this, a seminar devoting to this issue will be held at the beginning of next semester to relevant staff and faculty members to enhance supervision skills. On top of this seminar, a series of workshops, real and virtual, organized by the Center for Learning and Teaching will be launched to help new students adjust to challenging environment.
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