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Category Archives: teaching
Sales Associate, Dental Hygienist, Social Worker…….
A couple of years ago I wrote an eBook about how to succeed in a two-year college—for students, that is. Now I’m working on one about how to survive, I mean, succeed as an instructor. First, a few words about … Continue reading
Tip of the Iceberg
“Why don’t you write a book about teaching?” It was a fair question, just not one I was prepared to answer. I was in the middle of a question and answer period at the end of a book signing for … Continue reading
Posted in careers, professions, teaching
Tagged books, communicating with teachers, learning, teaching, teaching two year college students
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Go Home, Miss Poe
When an old friend discovered that I was thinking of writing a slim book about teaching, she sent me a text and the above picture. Thought about you when I saw these hearts on the beach. The title of your … Continue reading
Posted in books, teaching, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged books on teaching, Ron Hall, teachers, teaching
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It’s All About the Heart
Geez Louise. The more I learn about writing, the more overwhelmed I get. With rules like “Do this” and “Don’t do that,” a gal could get flabbergasted and frustrated before she gets started. Here are a couple of so-called rules … Continue reading
Posted in books, college students, college success, psychology, reading, teaching, writing
Tagged books on teaching, student success, teaching, writing
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