To help develop feelings of connection, instructors in online courses can make use of strategies such as personal online introductions, discussion assignments, group projects, occasional video lectures, and Zoom office hours. https://t.co/U6aaHQU3Vs
Once faculty always begin to address academic dishonesty, it will emulate professional behavior and a solid commitment to learner success. Encouraging students to succeed in their careers affects society as a whole. https://t.co/XxIVJRfDeE
Not every student hates presenting, but according to Marinho et al. 63.9% of college students have a fear of #publicspeaking (2017). Find out how implementing low-stakes presentations can build student confidence and their overall presentation skills. https://t.co/fv8co1HaDm
@melnickjeffrey1 This would be true for any loved one lost, but this was played at the funeral of a boy that I used to babysit that was killed in a car accident the week of his high school graduation. Now it's just like a gut punch & brings me to tears whenever I hear it.
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Dr. Butler left an indelible mark on the university, & I count it a privilege to have known him as both a student & a colleague. My heart hurts💔 & I’ll be praying for his family. He was one of a kind! 🙌🏼🧡💚
We remember William R. Butler, the University’s first vice president for student affairs, who passed away this week. He served the University for more than three decades and was known for his dedication to students. https://t.co/o3x5zeX8gF
Gallup's research shows that a great life involves thriving in all five elements, and of them, career wellbeing has the greatest impact on a life well-lived. And when stress drives women out of the workforce, career wellbeing is the first to suffer.
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As the Olympics come around again, let's look for the amazing stories like these. There are so many athletes giving their all for so many reasons. I'll have my tissue box ready.
One year before the Olympics, Matthias Steiner lost his wife in a tragic car accident.
Before she died, he promised her that he would win a Gold medal in her honor.
Get out the tissues...
#Olympics ♥️😅
People with Responsibility:
I am ➡ someone others often trust to get things done
I will ➡ keep promises and follow through on commitments
I bring ➡ dependability and loyalty
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This is one of my top five strengths, and as I see connections I try to bring people and projects together to help one another. It's a great way to create win-win situations.
People with Connectedness:
I am ➡ incredibly aware of the borderless and timeless human family
I will ➡ integrate parts into wholes
I bring ➡ an appreciation of the mystery and wonder of life and all creation
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This is so important, and why I always like to include a book in every baby shower gift and donate books to shelters. It's never too early to start their library. Learning to love reading early is such a wonderful gift!
I've often shared with faculty that video is great to use with those questions that you are repeatedly asked in a course each term, even for your onsite courses, use video to enhance all courses. - https://t.co/jd4vncVxLn via @facultyfocus
Five themes emerged as I read the qualitative course evaluation comments from my students: Provide encouragement. Understand students are struggling. Take time to do check-ins. Integrate different technologies. Provide time for students to talk. https://t.co/9MG6BIltBl
Whenever you can, give thanks to those who invested in you (in this case with a quick note). Then pay it forward by investing in others. That's how we #DoGood#Gratitude#ThankYouNote
How can you use professional experiences to help students promote personal growth so they can navigate our college systems, self-reflect on limitations, and seek out resources that position them for success. Start by asking them this one simple question. https://t.co/guGBULtlYc
There are some quick, easy ideas for getting your flow back regardless of whether you have been dormant or languishing. Nice, short read from @PsychToday