Your Attitude is the Lesson However long you think the lesson will be, it will rarely turn out that way. But the one thing you can always control is the energy you bring into the room. Your attitude going into a class will set the tone for the entire period. Learning occurs best in an […]
The first tip for teaching is to be adaptable to daily circumstances. Teaching Pacing: It’s Never What You Expect However long you think the lesson will be, it will rarely turn out that way. I have planned lessons and made elaborate PowerPoints that took me four hours to create. I thought the presentation would take
Group work can be a great way to engage a class. With groups, different levels of students with different backgrounds can be matched together which enables the students to learn from each other. There are several guidelines to follow when crafting group assignments. The first guideline is keeping the groups to a reasonable size. Four to five people are
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When you are assigned a class that you have not taught before, there is a lot of preparation that needs to take place. First, you need to talk with the Department Chair and get a copy of the syllabus from the last time the class was offered. If possible, get a couple of past syllabi for the
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Executive Summary This business provides freelance writing and proofreading services to clients including businesses, students, and entrepreneurs. Services range from blog articles and website copy to editing and proofreading. The business will start as a home-based LLC, with minimal overhead and flexible pricing strategies to remain competitive in the marketplace. The short-term goal is to
Starting a business as a freelance writer, author, or proofreader can seem like a daunting task, but with a solid business plan, it’s an achievable goal. This guide walks you through the essential components of creating a business plan for your writing services, from competitor analysis and pricing to budgeting and income projections. Identifying Your
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When you sit down to write a business plan, it’s easy to assume the first page you write will be the first page people read. While that’s technically true, a successful executive summary is not the starting point of your writing process. It’s the very last piece you create—a powerful, one-page snapshot that encapsulates your
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You’ve done the hard work of validating your business idea and creating a plan that shows it can make money. Now comes a crucial step: letting people know you exist. While the world of marketing can seem vast and overwhelming, you don’t need to do everything at once. In the early stages, your focus should
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Learn how to create effective lesson plans and rubrics for college teaching. Improve course design, assessments, and the student learning experience.
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