Surviving and thriving in today’s fast-paced business environment demands an adept approach to organizational change. From technological advancements to shifts in consumer behavior, change is inevitable. Ignoring the need for change can spell disaster for a company, while embracing it
When the pandemic hit in 2020, it brought a huge deal of change to how jobs operate. Almost every sector has shifted to the remote setup wherein people can work anywhere. Until now, this setting is prevalent and the most
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It’s Back to School time! No matter what role we play in education, we must have no distractions, so the first day shows consistency, confidence, and the ability to conduct learning efficiently. Sadly, COVID continues to disrupt those traditions, leaving
John Rawls wrote an astounding book on politics in 1971. In A Theory of Justice, Mr. Rawls proposed a revolutionary thought experiment as the basis for the best political structure possible. He postulated that if you imagined that you were
Educators know the importance of having highly engaged, productive students, whether they learn online or in person. It tells a teacher whether their classes can understand Key concepts or if additional time is needed to revisit the lesson. But I
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For several months I’ve scoured the web to learn as much as I could about how the academic world prepares for learning and instructional designers create courses and training for corporations. Burrowing through these rabbit holes, many similarities and discrepancies