Nuance Over Nonsense
What’s Fueling Your Students This Month: Foresight or “No Sight”?
Foresight is beneficial in many aspects of life. Whether you're planning a big project at work, preparing for a career change, or even organizing a vacation, foresight helps you navigate uncertainty and work toward a clear outcome. But what happens when students don't...
The LearnWell Projects’ Four-Step Sequence of Success: Higher Education’s Path to Student Success, Academic Integrity, and Financial Viability
Colleges and universities are complex organizations, requiring many different divisions to work together to maximize operations and outcomes. In addition to good people, sound processes are needed to ensure success. I was introduced to the power of process in the...
The Backbone of Academic Excellence: Prioritizing the Importance of Academic Infrastructure
In higher education, infrastructure plays a critical yet often invisible role in the success of both educators and students. Academic infrastructure, much like the physical systems that underpin our daily lives, forms the foundation upon which meaningful and impactful...
Save Lives and Students this Summer! Understanding and Overcoming Transition Traps in College
On July 4th, 2019, I had a striking revelation that inspired me to write my recently published book, How to Successfully Transition Students into College: From Traps to Triumph. My family was staying with our extended families in a beachfront house on Kure Beach, a...
The Triple Bottom Line Dilemma: Balancing Operational, Academic and Employment Goals in Higher Education
Despite the entrenched perception, colleges and universities do not have enrollment problems. Higher education institutions are grappling with significant challenges, often rooted in the split-focused nature due to a misalignment in their triple bottom line approach....
Unlocking Academic Success for College Students: Are Your Students Using the Right Formula?
As college educators, we constantly seek ways to enhance our students' learning experiences and outcomes. Understanding the underlying approaches students use to tackle academic work can provide invaluable insights into their success or struggles. There are three...
Energize Your Academic Year-End: Move from Traps to Triumphs!
As the academic year draws to a close, it's common to find students, faculty, and staff feeling a bit emotionally drained. Remember, it's not unique to this year—many of us have been here before. But what if we could end the year on a high note instead? Successful...
Teach Students to Love Learning: A special Valentine’s Day Post
It’s Valentine’s Day; once again, love is in the air. I want to challenge you today to make your students fall in love with learning. Learning is about establishing relationships with information. If students are to be effective learners, excelling in class and...
The Path to Solving Our Most Persistent Problems: Understanding Student Underperformance
Colleges and universities face a range of challenges, such as retaining new students, ensuring returning students make satisfactory progress, and maintaining high academic standards, all while achieving high levels of community satisfaction. These challenges may...
Overcoming the First Semester Slump: 3 Moves to Enhance College Student Performance
In the initial 2013 release of my article "Why Good Students Do ‘Bad’ in College," I explored the often misunderstood reasons behind college students' underperformance. This post shifted the focus from the stereotype of lazy students to a more nuanced understanding of...
The Spookiest Test Question: What Terrifies Students the Most?
Dive into the mysterious realms of academic testing this Halloween. Discover the one question that haunts students the most! Unveil the secrets in our latest Halloween-themed article. 🎃📚
SUCCESSFUL AND SEAMLESS STUDENT TRANSITIONS
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