University Student Retention Surveys

There are many different types of surveys in the academe ranging from student surveys to those that look into teachers' performance. The latter type may not be the most frequently conducted, but they can always prove to be useful both for school administrators and the studentry in the following ways:
1. Just like a teacher grading a student, a student can also grade a teacher in terms of performance. There are times when a teacher can be subjective when dealing with students. A survey that looks into faculty members' conduct of their classes and themselves as teachers can help them improve their classroom strategies and methods. These surveys can also bring to the fore the teachers' strengths and weaknesses. This allows the school to take appropriate action both for outstanding teachers and those who perform poorly.