student
Let an agent handle students by level, institution, rights, support and data protection, with extra care for minors.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle students by level, institution, rights, support and data protection, with extra care for minors.
A person enrolled in or attending an educational institution or programme, from preschool to university and adult education, or learning under a teacher.
What it is for: Learning and gaining qualifications.
It can be enrol and study; access student support and funding; request reasonable adjustments; protect student records.
Distinguishing features
Enrolled learner
Levels from preschool to doctorate
Rights and duties under institution rules
Minors need extra protection
What it looks like
A role, not an appearance.
How it is recognised
Level: primary, secondary, higher education
Student ID or enrolment record
Adult learners and apprentices are students too
Related models
is a kind of - role
is enrolled in - institution
is taught by - counterpart
earns - qualification
In practice
Families and kinds
pupils in schools
undergraduate and postgraduate students
international students
part-time and adult learners
students with additional needs
Identifiers
student number institution-specific enrolment
Standards and regulation
Right to education (ICESCR Article 13)
Education and disability law
Data protection for student records
Safeguarding rules for minors
Failure modes and hazards
Exposing student data
Unmet learning needs
Student mental health crises
Financial hardship
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.student
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Status Which student.
Level decides rules.
Level
School to university.
Level
Level.
- At which level and institution is the student enrolled? definition
- Full-time or part-time? definition
Age
Minors.
Age
Age.
- Is the student a minor? boundary
- Which safeguarding rules apply? boundary
Support Help available.
Students need support.
Funding
Grants and loans.
Funding
Funding.
- Which grants, loans or scholarships are available? action
- Who is eligible? boundary
Adjustments
Disability support.
Adjustments
Adjustments.
- What adjustments can be requested? action
- From which office? action
Well-being Health.
Well-being matters.
Mental health
Services.
Mental health
Mental health support.
- Which counselling and crisis services are available to students? action
- Is the need urgent? boundary
Housing
Accommodation.
Housing
Housing.
- Where can students find safe accommodation? action
- What tenancy rights apply? boundary
Records Data.
Records are protected.
Privacy
Student data.
Privacy
Record privacy.
- Who may see the student records? boundary
- How can a student access their data? action
Rights
Appeals.
Rights
Academic appeals.
- How can a student appeal a decision? action
- Which ombudsman handles complaints? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should student levels be separate entries?
- How should support services be localised?
- How should international student rules be linked?