Tag Archives: self regulatory behavior

(#356) Are You Listening Or Adding To The Noise?

Posted on March 19, 2017 by stevepiscitelli

With a world full of noise, how can we fine-tune the needed listening skill? This past week I facilitated a San Francisco workshop examining how colleges and universities envision and implement faculty development.  My session subtitle: What Important Questions Should … Continue reading →

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(#234) Are You Waiting for It?

Posted on November 16, 2014 by stevepiscitelli

You don’t wait for a goal—you work for it.  Perhaps you have heard someone say something like, “I have been waiting for this all my life!”  A student says, “I have been waiting for the day I get my degree.”   Or … Continue reading →

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