Beyond Understanding As faculty, we deal with the threat of procrastination every day we enter the school. So, we need to spend some time focusing on how to manage it. We also need to seek ways to possibly use it to our advantage. Imagine if we could harness its power and effects to improve progress …
The Enemy of Procrastination Procrastination is the primary cancer of productivity. It is an internal disease that silently snipes progress from occurring. As a motivating thought enters one’s mind, procrastination has the ability to suffocate the thought before it can be transformed into action or behavior. Even the best intentions often stand no chance of …
The Question There is a question I would like to present to you. What is more important to have in a group setting: a common vision or diversified perspectives? I feel somewhat ambivalent about this question. As to the first question, I believe a group should be unified and working towards achieving the same mission. Therefore, …
We Have All Been There Molly walked into the classroom. It was her first day on the job. She had completed her Bachelor’s degree a few years ago and worked as a project manager for regional business that had an office in her town. She decided to return to school and pursue her Master’s degree …
We are the faculty. You may call us teachers, instructors, lecturers, professors, or even something more creative such as the educators, learning leaders, or igniters. Regardless of our title, salary, or position, we have an ongoing mission to educate this generation of students that populate our classes. We all recognize how important our jobs and roles are …