In the Aftermath of the Fires: A Note of Gratitude from the Trenches

College Gives Students the Opportunity to Learn and Explore. So Let them Seize It!

Re-establishing a Foundation of Trust to Help Maximize the Power of Feedback

Have you ever bought a piece of furniture from IKEA, or somewhere similar, only to find yourself frustated that you can’t put it togehter? Or annoyed that the pieces you have don’t seem to the same pieces that are in the picture? Or vice versa? If you haven’t, then I’m jealous! And if you have, I have some idea of how you feel!

Perhaps not everyone is destined to make discoveries that change the world, or write a best-selling book. But most of us have aspirations to achieve something. And whatever your goals and ambitions, it’s valuable to understand that failure does not signal the end of all hope.

Designing Effective Onboarding

If Everyone is Special, Nobody is Special

Seven Strategies to Help You Create an Effective Workplace Learning Culture

Optimizing Your Onboarding Program for Maximum Success

Five Things to Do BEFORE Creating Your Course

First Impressions Matter!

New partnership with Bright Littles!

I’m a student, how should I study???

Lessons learned from listening to students

Tips for making the most out of your online classes

What does it take to be a successful learner in college?

Extraneous cognitive load is the enemy of learning.

In 2011 Leonard Cohen received the 2011 Prince of Asturias Award for Literature.

It’s not always easy being a child of mine. Especially when it comes to homework and learning.

My 13 year-old son, Charlie, plays basketball on his school team. He's been playing on the team for a few years, and has loved basketball since he was first able to play with his big brothers.