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Examples of academic complaints include a disputed course grade, faculty performance, or course information. Examples of non-academic complaints include a disputed late registration fee, delivery of support services, or student conduct.
A look at some common complaints of school-going children and how to tackle them would be of help. School is boring School is not child-friendly School is tough School is work, work and work School has too many rules School has surprise tests School holds parent-teacher meetings
WHAT YOU CAN DO. Encourage the student to look on the bright side. In response to a complaint, try redirecting her attention to something positive about the situation. For example, if she complains about the food in school, you might ask her to name her three favorite cafeteria meals.
Visit the OCR Complaint Assessment System site to file an electronic complaint form, or file a complaint by using the fillable PDF complaint form.
A written student complaint, or grievance, is defined as dissatisfaction occurring when a student believes that any decision, act, or omission by a University employee, acting in an official capacity affecting the same student, is illegal or arbitrary, and creates unnecessary hardship.
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A formal complaint is a request for the resolution of a problem, conflict, concern or issue that negatively impacts a student(s). Student formal complaints may include (but are not limited to) issues regarding classroom instruction, college policies, procedures, services and offices.
Be Polite and Professional: Start your conversation or email with a respectful greeting and express appreciation for their time. Use a polite tone throughout the discussion. State Your Concern Clearly: Clearly explain why you believe your grade is unfair. Use the evidence you gathered to support your points.

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