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Category Archives: Passion
(#224) Every Student Has A Story: Great Teachers Build On That Story
A teacher’s calling is to recognize each of these types (and combinations thereof) and reach out with encouragement, challenge and recommendations to appropriate resources. [NOTE to reader: This week’s post comes from my forthcoming book (work-in-progress) on mentoring faculty. In the weeks/months ahead … Continue reading
(#222) Thirty-Three Years of Dreams
I never lose sight of the fact that I have an obligation to each and every person in the seats in that room. This coming Monday, I will have the opportunity to begin my 33rd year in the classroom. I … Continue reading
(#219) The First Day of Class: People Before Paper!
Student success will be enhanced when we establish an environment of personal validation and respect. [NOTE to reader: This week’s post comes from my forthcoming book (work-in-progress) on mentoring faculty. In the weeks ahead look for posts on this blog that … Continue reading
(#211) The Power of the Crowd
Well-constructed and delivered staff training/development programs represent a “value-added” investment in an organization. The evolution of a team or organization depends on continuous growth. Forward looking leaders understand the importance of continuous professional development opportunities for their followers. PD should not … Continue reading
(#210) Keeping the Hands Raised
[NOTE to my readers/followers: Today marks the beginning of my 5th year writing this weekly blog. I have not missed a week in that time–and look forward to more great weeks and years ahead. Thanks for all of your support! … Continue reading
(#205) What? Why? How?
This exercise can help with major life decisions. The theme for my student success classes comes wrapped in two questions: (1) What is your dream? (2) What are doing to get to your dream? These two questions are even more … Continue reading
(#197) Significance and Passion
So, what single project or task do you consider to be your most significant career accomplishment? I read a thought-provoking article this past week about interview questions. It focused on THE one question to ask job candidates: What single project … Continue reading
(#171) Thirty-Two Years of Dreams
I have the chance to be a small part of their collective journeys. This is not a drill. It’s real life. Their lives. And after 32 years, my students continue to inspire me. This week I began my 32nd year … Continue reading
(#167) Standout or Get Left Behind
What can you do this week to become the go-to person, the linchpin— the difference maker—in the lives of others, and by so doing, make a huge difference in your life? Last week I read (devoured) Seth Godin’s provocative book, … Continue reading
(162) Aware-Care-Dare
For those who do not want to settle and would like to rekindle the passion in your calling, I suggest a three-step model. At the conclusion of a recent presentation on non-cognitive factors of student success, a young instructor approached … Continue reading