6/1/15
Compassionate Regulation Enforcement
As public
officials and representatives of the institution, we are frequently asked to
communicate whether and how, or not, a student is in compliance with various
policies. Certainly our role must be viewed as more holistic than simply
conveying a message or providing information. We approach our discussions with
compassion and caring. This ethos leads us to celebrate the success a student
has had, ask questions about situations that affected that compliance, address
behaviors that could be modified for greater success, advise on next steps, and
provide encouragement. We provide positive feedback, early interventions and
affirmative future planning.
The cycle of Appreciative Advising gives us a
process and language to have positive, meaningful, and action oriented discussions.
Are you ready to help our students to: Disarm, Discover, Dream, Design,
Deliver, Don’t Settle? Let’s have further discussions about how to put these
into use so we can always maintain compassion in our communication about
regulation and rule requirements with our students.
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