There’s no doubt that the world of employment is undergoing massive change. In the last few years, there have been sudden and significant shifts that are redefining everything about work. Remote work, the rise of online collaboration tools, and, of … Read More
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Getting Ready for Summer – Part III
In this article, we’ll focus on the learning loss that takes place for high school-aged students. We’ll look at how teachers and parents can work together to prepare these students for the next school year and graduation. Learning loss studies … Read More
Communication Barriers in Business – Part III -Overcoming Them
86% of employees and leaders say that the lack of communication is a leading cause of workplace failures. In 2022, we have the added challenge of incorporating technology into our day-to-day lives. Over the past decade, one of the biggest … Read More
Getting Ready for Summer – Part II
In this article, we’ll explore the ways that teachers and parents can prepare middle school-aged children for continued learning over the summer as they get ready to move to middle school. Similar to elementary school students, a lot of time … Read More
Communication Barriers in Business – Part II – The Impact
Miscommunication can be something as simple as missing an email to more complex issues where team members are physically or emotionally unable to communicate appropriately. What happens when a team isn’t communicating well? Why do businesses place so much value … Read More
Getting Ready for Summer – Part I
School is winding down for the year. The one thing that many educators and administrators are thinking is how do we prepare kids for continued learning over the summer. Losing valuable learning during summer months is real so the more … Read More
Communication Barriers in Business – Part I – Understanding Them
‘Communication is key.’ That’s not just a slogan for a happy relationship; it’s extremely critical in business. Communication is one of the top skills required in business. Communication barriers have been around for decades. But, add in today’s technology-driven, post-pandemic … Read More
Educational Models – Part III
Many argue that the educational model in the United States no longer works for the majority of students. Experts in the educational field often refer to it as a factory-like model, claiming that it’s designed to churn out students who … Read More
Successful Microlearning – Part III
In the last article, we discussed a few reasons why microlearning has become a popular way to train employees and keep them engaged in workplace learning. Microlearning certainly seems to have more pros than cons, if it is implemented and … Read More
Educational Models – Part II
The educational model of the U.S. hasn’t changed much since state-sponsored public education became more prevalent in the 19th century. The origins of the Department of Education date back to 1867, but the official U.S. Department of Education as it … Read More
