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Resources for Online Educators
Dr. J has written numerous articles related to the field of adult education. For online instructors, here are some of the articles available:
Why a virtual presence matters for online instructors: Virtual Presence
What are non-traditional students and how do you work with them?
You can review all articles written by Dr. J by clicking this link: Dr. J's Articles
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Postive Mental Mindset
Inspiring Words
Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
For more inspiration, please see this three minute inspirational video: Best of Success
Within this video it states: Never Give Up
"We can do anything we want if we stick with it long enough" - Helen Keller
Consider This
You are capable of success. First decide what success means to you. Is it job satisifaction? Is it a meaningful career? It is the financial rewards that are the result of a career? You have the capacity to learn and grow, no matter how long you have been in your present job or career. Your progress depends upon when you are ready to make a change. You never have to accept the status quo. You always have a choice. When you realize you are in control of your career you will also believe that you have options and you will be encouraged to find your own opportunities. To learn is to grow and to want a new or improved future is to embrace change. Feelings of fear are only reminders to be prepared. There is no failure, only lessons learned along the way. Find your success by believing in what you are capable of achieving. Dr. J |
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A Resource For Online Instructors
An instructor can help to create optimal learning conditions through instructional strategies and methods that are student-centered. This article will provide tools and techniques for the new online instructor to utilize to develop effective communication, collaboration, class discussions, feedback, and working relationships, along with a strong virtual presence.
Please visit our website to purchase this resource: Resources |
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Professional Growth Through Persistent Effort
There is a belief that professional growth requires hard work and similar to exercising, without pain there isn't any gain. Growth of any kind can be painful if you haven't conditioned yourself properly and prepared for change. What can further complicate the process of growth is the perception that change should happen quickly and the results should be perfect. In reality, professional growth is a time of learning and exploration, and it occurs as a result of persistent effort.
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