And second, any information gained from such student work must remain confidential. All information about student views, beliefs, activities, and political associations which is acquired through the teacher-student relationship, should be kept confidential. Written records are to be kept only to the extent that they are necessary in assisting students in achieving their education goals. When records are no longer relevant to this purpose, they should be destroyed. However, judgments of an individual student's abilities and character which are requested by the student should be provided.
Students come in all sizes, shapes, colors, and ability levels.
Some of them also come with disabilities. Sometimes this means making reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities. In order to qualify for accommodations, students with disabilities must provide the Office of Disability Concerns with documentation of their disability. The Office of Disability Concerns then notifies the students' instructors of the accommodations they are being asked to provide. The problem with this system is that it doesn't always work.