Change is a constant in field of education. The ability to plan strategically is critical if one is going to be competitive and contemporary in today’s environment. This group is for educators who aspire to discuss and master the competencies necessary for exemplary performance and top customer service in a dynamic, rapidly changing higher education landscape. Group members share best practices, ideas, thoughts, reflections, and resources to help colleagues across the globe improve performance.
Are you up to the Challenge? | New discussion by Jessica Suito
As showcased on the training course, a sound strategy fosters significant structural change, a shift in the way organizations do business. Are you ready to navigate resistance and completely implement...
Visionary Thinking! | New blog by Jessica Suito
Even though content, tips, and structure provide the tools to successfully deploy a strategic plan, I think it is as important to have a visionary mindset that goes hand in hand with drive, initiative...
Fostering an Innovative Work Environment | New blog by Linda Haynes
More people need to read this module and take it to heart.
Solving problems in the workplace | New blog by William Hanrahan
It is very important to use all resources available to solve problems.
Framing the issue | New blog by Huisheng Xie
The best thing I have learnt from this course is that we need to do the more root cause analysis and ask why when we faces issues.
Group Energy in Meetings | New blog by Gregory Frank
In meetings, group energy should be harnessed to solve problems, such as, the major issue of maintaining good student attendance and punctuality, a problem that can be found in many classes at school.
Institutional barriers | New blog by Matthew Caron
I work within a large educational institution with decades of procedural stagnation ingrained in the system. The processes of Root Cause Assessment and group problem solving will be valuable in identi...
Strategic mindset | New blog by Cheryl Barker Sambrano
Great inside on how to generate the ideas without judgement was interesting.
Resolving Issues | New blog by danielle vidal
Whenever I feel my employees are not working together, I will collect the information regarding the root cause, research it, and address each employee individually so that both theirs needs are met. A...
YES | New blog by Kari Fuller
These are such good reminders of ways to offer new ideas and solutions for things that come up. Also a great way to facilitate in the classroom!
