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Quality Instruction

Tiffany, This is a great post. Thanks for sharing it. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learner Motivation

Kaitlin, I read an interesting staistic a few years ago. Approximately 70 percent of college students at a typical university are children of at least one parent that has a college degree. The number is closer to 30 percent for career colleges. Statistically, the odds of our students' children getting a degree more than double if our students complete. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Time-Wasters

Joel, Setting an email schedule for yourself can be very helpfus as you will not need restart projecrts as often. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Prioritizing!

Zillery, How do you decide upon the many conflicting priorities? What are the key things you must consider? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Prioritizing!

Candis, Thank you for this post. What are the one or two things you consider most often when you are assigning levels of priority? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learning Theories

Bob, What are some of the more difficult challenges yyour adult students present? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learner Motivation

Bob, Thanks. How do you leverage these reasons to provide a motivating learning environment? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Attention Equals Retention

Cherie, This is a good example of the type of attention the author of the course is referencing. Thank you for sharing. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Your Mentor

Thank you for this post, Tracy-Ann. What are some specific things you do to position yourself as a potential mentor for your students? Jeffrey Schillinger

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HABE's of Successful Students

Elisa, Some might say that adopting a negative attitude is a selected HABE that can be changed. How might one do that? Jeffrey Schillinger