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William, This is not an uncommon malady. I looked at a few scores while I was on my way to this discussion forum. It takes a lot of self-discipline. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learner Motivation

Arlene, Thank you for this well-written post. What guidance would you give to new teachers so that they will plan and deliver lessons that appeal to learners with multiple styles? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learning Theories

Heather, A simple rule of thumb is to design activities so that each student sees, hears and touches the material. In that way, a teacher is likely to address most learning styles. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learner Motivation

Arlene, Thank you for this post. How do you leverage these factors when you plan and facilitate instruction? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Prioritizing!

Sharon, I am glad you found the tools in this course useful. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Quality Instruction

William, Thank you for this post. What are some things you do to get your students to open up and share this information? Jeffrey Schillinger

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The First Impression

Marcia, Thank you for this post. The "little things" you mention here are not little at all. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learner Motivation

Jacqueline, What are some ways you leverage the experiences of your adult students? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Your Mentor

Tammy , How can you use what you learned from your mentor to help your students grow in the profession? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Attention Equals Retention

Tammy , These are tried and true career college strategies. Jeffrey Schillinger