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Adult Learning Theories

Angie, Thank you for this post. Which of the techniques you reference appeal most to you? Why? Jeffrey Schillinger

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The First Impression

Jonathan, Taking the first step is always the way to go! Jeffrey Schillinger

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Are We In More Than One Business?

Cynthia, Some career colleges have hired counseling services to help address these types of situations with professional expertise. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Your Mentor

Jonathan, What did this person do that positioned him/her to be your mentor? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Quality Instruction

Reggie, What are some specific ways someone could demonstrate these characteristics? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Adult Learning Theories

Reggie, Thank you for this post. One theory of motivation suggests that giving students control and choice, related issues, is a key to retention of adult students. How do you provide students with choices in your instruction? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Quality Instruction

Sor Angel, Thanks for this post. I also try to make sure I include the "why" when I teach adults. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Making Something Happen

Thanks for sharing this, John. How do you "cure" tunnel vision? Jeffrey Schillinger

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Are We In More Than One Business?

Harvey, Many career schools require their faculty members to build activities that enhance the "soft skills" you mention into their daily lessons. Jeffrey Schillinger

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Attention Equals Retention

Thank you, John. How does the college consolidate and use information you receive from students in this manner? Jeffrey Schillinger