Student Voices Interview – Charles Chatman Jr.

4/25/2013

As we think about our practice, we need to be sure to listen to what our students say. With this in mind, we invited some of our colleagues to recommend students who faced challenges and overcame them. The students responded enthusiastically and were delighted that we cared to hear from them.

There are 10 Chapters in this 17 minute interview with student Charles Chatmen Jr.
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5 Comments

Nancy Hazzard

4/19/2015 08:09:07 am

Thank you for sharing this, and a special thanks to Charles for sharing his story.

Evelyn Brown

4/19/2015 08:11:37 am

Loved this. Charles, Thanks for sharing. Seems this guy experienced many common problems of first generation students. I wish I could share his interview with my College success class students.

Pam Schoessling

4/19/2015 08:12:18 am

Charles reminds me of so many students, and appreciate the lessons he learned the hard way. The interview shed light on strategies we share with students, but they don’t always believe it will make a difference. I would like to share this interview with our students in the Fall!

Martha Casazza

4/19/2015 08:13:01 am

Please feel free to share this interview with your students and be sure to send us their responses. Better yet, ask them to post their thoughts on the blog.

Maggie Soff

4/19/2015 08:13:39 am

Thank you for sharing this with everyone. When classes begin in a week, I will be sharing Mr. Charles Chatman, Jr. with my developmental reading students. I anticipate good discussions arising from his story. I am also going to share Student Voices with my colleagues. Thank you!

Student Voices Interview – Charles Chatman Jr.

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