FERAA Act Case Study

The Government of Saskatchewan in October 2013, introduced a new legislation, Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act (FWRISA). This FWRISA was introduced as a step to protect the exploitation of the foreign workers in the province(1). This act safeguard the interests of foreign workers from recruitment and workplace related misconducts.

Lyle McKinney and Heather Novak address in the article “FASA Filing among first-year college students: who files on time, who doesn’t, and why does it matter?” that every year many students fail to collect financial aid because they did not file for one. The reason why students do not file for FAFSA is because they believe that they do not meet the requirements for financial aid. Other think that they can provide for themselves without the help from financial aid. Some students worry about their privacy or they either miss the application deadline. According to McKinney and Novak, “44% of first-year community college students did not file a FAFSA” (McKinney and Novak 12). Community college students who file late or after the deadline will get

FERPA is an act which regulates the student information and gives the access only to the authorized students. For maintaining such regulations there are policies and procedures which help to govern the act. The following are the policies and procedures,

In the article “College Kids Have Too Much Privacy,” Michele Willins explains how FERPA, a program that means parents have no right to know how their children are doing in school, is not only hurting college students’ future but also how frightening it can be to oblivious parents who have no idea about this privacy policy. Even the best students can be academically challenged when they go to college. Parents would have no idea that their child is struggling because he or she has succeeded in school thus far. Even if college students are not the best in a school setting, the parents would have no idea if he or she is failing out of classes because officials are not allowed to let the parents know. This marks a major flaw in the FERPA organization.

Bargaining between the different chambers and parties in Congress has been apparent in this case. The Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990, Rep. Henry Waxmen led a charge to amend the FFDCA, by requiring that certain vitamins and minerals must include appropriate nutritional labeling. The bill was a bi-partisan effort increase the FDA’s power to regulate the food and supplement industry. The bill passed in the House of Representative but met contention int he Senate. The Senate had the ability to block the legislation because it proposed an amendment, that needed to be accepted for it to pass in both house. Since the amendment was minor, it dealt with the labeling of dairy products and maple syrup, the house decided to accept the amendment

Knowledge of the provisions and application of the FOIA/PA and national security provisions, as well as relevant case law.

Privacy was once taken for granted in public education, but now through the 1974 law, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act it is pushed to the forefront of the minds of every educator in the United States (Cossler, 2010). This law has paved the way for many lawsuits regarding privacy of student’s records, which have left teachers scared, undereducated and unaware of certain regulations of the law. FERPA laws provide protections for students, but also allow access of all student records to the student’s custodial parents, which in some situations has cause problems and in some cases have specifically brought clarifications of the law. Has the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act provided the much needed privacy for students

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects student records, so they are confidential to the parent’s knowledge. FERPA is where when a student turns 18, all of the rights under FERPA pass over from the parent to the child. The parents will never know how their child is doing, other than what the children tell them. Young adults should be more responsible and take school seriously when they are in college.

Fiorina defines collective responsibility as laying the credit or blame for national conditions on all those who had any hand in bringing them about. Political parties provide “collective responsibility” by creating incentive for leaders, followers, and popular supporters to think and act in collective terms. By providing party leaders with the capability to discipline party members, genuine leadership is made possible. Legislative output is more likely to consist of a program intended to solve a problem or move the nation in a certain direction. Fiorina continues to argue that the inferiority of individual officeholders to the party lessens their ability to separate themselves from party actions. Their performance becomes identified with

Privacy Act (Buckley Amendment)- As part of the Family Educational and Privacy Act, the Buckley Amendment provides parents the right to challenge and request changes to information in their child's education records that they feel may be misleading, inaccurate, or inappropriate. Schools must follow certain protocol when handling and disseminating student records and personal information.

Of the four documents discussed, FERPA is one that is more of a personal preference rather than a necessity. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 was designed to protect the privacy of educational records, establish the rights of students to inspect and review their educational records, and it also provides control over the release of educational record information.

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The class advisor must discuss all potentially significant issues and establish good communication with the students.  Be familiar with the personal history of each student. Coordinate with the student class leader regarding establishment of study groups.  All students shall be encouraged to participate in study groups on a continuing basis.  Class advisors shall monitor inclusiveness to insure participation by all students in the class. Attempt to resolve interpersonal difficulties within the class in an appropriate manner. Act as mentor and role model in resolving academic related difficulties. Advisors should counsel students experiencing personal or academic difficulties. Provide a leadership role model for students.

Though knowledge is beneficial it does not turn the tide of making a difference unless one has the skill set to help implement those improvements. Communication skills are a necessary tool as a school counselor to develop future and existing relationships to implement those improvements that were apparent within one’s research. Another skill that one must attain is actually having genuine interest within the current field. If one has little interest within their career, they will disregard research and conduct business as a need to know basis, which could be detrimental. Lastly, self-reflection is relatively important when involving research because one has to reflect on the information that has been unraveled. It is important to see how one feels about the information and how it affects them as an individual so the counselor can identify those aspects, so it will not get in the way of their

One most well-known and reliable legislature is the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. Robert Bork restated” [The Fourth Amendment's framers] had a specific principle of privacy at work in the Fourth Amendment. It was privacy in your home and in your office from search by the government.” (38) First, the privacy in our home are protected and then other bills and legislatures improved protection of privacy such as the Privacy Act of 1974. However, protection of privacy in technology have limits. In a recent Education week 30 article, Rep. John Kline, R-Minn claimed, “"More student information is being collected than ever before, often without the knowledge of parents and school officials.” Even though the security of general citizens is cared for, student’s personal data can be accessed carelessly without parent’s consent. As the House of Representative works on the issue, an idea envolves from the “Student Data Privacy and Parental Act” as well as a few other suggestions the government improves on (Ujifusa). The issue of protection of privacy from the government does not have a totally clear answer; however, Congress will produce new effective