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There is no single formula for effective teaching; effective teaching is a dynamic interaction of techniques, strategies, feedback and environment. Innovative teachers embrace this dynamic interaction… monitoring, assessing, changing… continually reflecting on the impact of their instructional practices. Innovative teachers approach teaching as a scholarly process that demands diligent attention to outcomes and a willingness to incorporate novel instructional strategies.

Thoughts on Teaching

OfflineTed Cross

Ten Tips for Academic Public Speaking

Ted Cross

From The Guardian

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Say No to Some Research Opportunities

Ted Cross

Adam Dunn from The Guardian argues that new would be scholars should turn down some research opportunities while proactively embracing others.

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New Company Seek to Help Students Stay Enrolled Via Smart Phone

Ted Cross

Persistence Plus, a start up, aims to help students stay in school by sending them messages of encouragement and other helps to their mobile phones.

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Education Anywhere

OfflineTim Gehle, C.Ed.D.
May 13, 2013

Critical Thinking and Entitlement

Tim Gehle, C.Ed.D. - Education Anywhere: Distance and K-12 Education

Anecdotal insights indicate that entitlement might be a root of poor critical thinking skills.

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OfflineTim Gehle, C.Ed.D.
May 6, 2013

Student Readiness

Tim Gehle, C.Ed.D. - Education Anywhere: Distance and K-12 Education

Could pre-K through 21 educational planning solve the readiness issue?

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OfflineTim Gehle, C.Ed.D.
April 29, 2013

Fixing Schools Is Easy – Just Add Time, Right?

Tim Gehle, C.Ed.D. - Education Anywhere: Distance and K-12 Education

If students are in school longer, teachers can teach more and students are subsequently bound to learn more, right?

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Classroom Spotlight

April 11, 2013

CIRT Research Liaison Scott Greenberger Accepted to Present at 2013 WCPP

Scott Greenberger has been accepted to present his paper based on his work for his dissertation “Applying the Dualistic Model of Passion to Post-Secondary Online Instruction: A Comparative Study” at the 2012 World Congress of Positive Psychology

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March 22, 2013

Rob Koonce Accepted to ILA 2013 Oceania Conference: The R & D of Leadership

Help us congratulate Rob on his recent acceptance to the ILA Conference in New Zealand and read his description below.

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