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The Re-Positioning of Student Choice

November 11, 2017 Jenny

Academics

By Ruth Reynard Ph.D., Education Consultant
Student choice now does not only refer to objective selection, but also preference, intention and use. This has direct implication for curriculum design, as well as academic and professional programming and accreditation. Schools must develop instructional designs that move and grow with the moving targets of current technology and global interconnectedness and relevancy.

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3D Course Design, Competency-Based Online Learning, and Why Distance Education Earned a Bad Name

March 17, 2016 Jenny

Academics

By Dr. Joel A. English, Vice President, Centura College, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, and Tidewater Tech
English looks at why the first generation of online learning earned a bad name, and what online courses need to accomplish to improve upon their performance in years to come.

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Life and Death Matters

May 17, 2016 Jenny

Academics

Interview by Stephen B. Friedheim, Strategic Coach, Education Systems & Solutions, Chair, CER Advisory Board
Hospice is not just a place or a program, but a philosophy of care. Friedheim interviewed Katherine Murray who has dedicated her life to sharing her knowledge and experience with others in the healthcare arena.

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Remote Teaching –Thriving or Surviving?

November 17, 2020 Jenny

Academics

By Larry Banks, Ph.D., Teaching and Learning Consultant, EduShare, LLC
Effective remote instruction starts with faculty carefully combing learning principles with learning technologies. To motivate students, faculty need to identify course outcomes that matter, be efficient and respectful of time on task, apply concepts to show relevance to the workplace, and provide frequent, confidence-building feedback.

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New, Re-Purposed and Donated Tools and Equipment are Valuable Assets for Preparing Career College Students for the Workplace

November 11, 2019 Jenny

Academics

By John Willis, President, MIAT College of Technology Houston Campus
Administrators and leaders must continually assess their equipment and determine gaps that need to be addressed. Then they must develop clear acquisition strategies.

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Study Abroad Programs are Beneficial for Career Students and Schools

July 10, 2017 Jenny

Academics

Written from an Interview with Alvin Fowlkes, Business Faculty Member, Coordinator and Director of the Study Abroad Program, ECPI University
ECPI University’s Study Abroad Program helps students recognize and understand differences in culture, customs and traditions. But just as importantly, the program differentiates the college and helps it stand out amongst its competitors.

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Learn Más: Enrolling the Taco Bell Generation

October 1, 2015 Staff

Academics

By Dr. Joel A. English, Vice President, Centura College, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, and Tidewater Tech
In a recent interview in the Los Angeles Times, Brian Niccol, the relatively new 41-year-old CEO of Taco Bell discussed his renovation of the restaurant chain’s advertising approach.

Humanity in Our Hands: Educators Embrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The Clinical Coordinating Council: A Competitive Advantage For Your School

February 28, 2015 Staff

Academics

By Janet H. Davis MBA, PhD, RN, Dean of Nursing, Violet Schumacher School of Nursing, Northwestern College
Today, schools with allied health programs face increasing competition for student clinical affiliations. The issues schools are currently facing regarding clinical site availability will pale in comparison to the challenges before us.

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Is Our Iceberg Melting? Competency-Based Learning Does Not Have to Disrupt

February 10, 2015 Staff

Academics

By Larry Banks, Ph.D., Director, Competency Based Education Services, Wonderlic, Inc. Harvard Business professor and award-winning author on leadership and change, John Kotter tells a story about a penguin colony that lived on the same iceberg for years.

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The Edtech Shift Without the Educator Shuffle: A Low-Stress Action Plan to Nurture Faculty’s Intelligent use of Educational Technology

August 8, 2015 Staff

Academics

By Bridgett McGowen-Hawkins, Senior Digital Educator for the Western Region, Cengage Learning Ubiquitous little gizmos they are. Smart phones. Tablets. Laptops. Everyone has them, and everyone relies on them in virtually every facet of life.

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