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 put forward a revolutionary thought experiment as the basis for the best political structure possible. He postulated that if you imagined that you
Educators know the importance of having highly engaged and 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
Trying to stay focused, I dive into a pile of papers on my desk of possibilities…. 4 causes of Zoom Fatigue and their fixes – Nah 23 Minutes to Recover From a Distraction at Work? Holy cow! Unable to refrain
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
Don’t you just love it when your mental focus helps you complete your to-do list and see everything checked off? You ceremoniously close your laptop and get started on the “me time” you’ve been craving all day. But, that is
Managing one’s performance is an essential aspect of any business, especially as the business grows in size. With size comes more employees, and more employees mean more management. HR can streamline a lot of the issues that come with an
Preparing for a conference presentation on a warm spring evening, I run through the slides and rehearse on how the workforce can improve skill development. Take this out. Add more here. It’s the same old thing we all do, like