What change was emphasized in the modern orientation approach?

The emphasis on more inclusive strategies for student involvement in the modern orientation approach recognizes the diverse backgrounds and needs of students entering an educational environment. By prioritizing inclusivity, institutions aim to ensure that all students feel welcomed, engaged, and supported as they transition into the community. This approach often involves tailoring programs and services to address varied cultural, social, and academic challenges, making the orientation experience more accessible and meaningful for everyone. It fosters a sense of belonging and helps students build connections with their peers and the institution right from the start.

The other options do not align with contemporary principles of orientation. Focusing less on student activities would reduce engagement and support, increased hazing practices contradict the supportive environment orientation seeks to promote, and complete elimination of orientation activities would obviously be counterproductive to the purpose of assisting students in their transition to college life.