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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
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
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.
"Prior to beginning my doctoral studies at GCU, I knew that one of my key scholarly interests related to motivation, so I immediately began conducting research on this topic as I progressed through my regular coursework. By the time that I reached the dissertation phase, I had narrowed my focus to how leader verbal communication impacted follower job satisfaction. This had been the focus of several prior studies in motivating language theory and leader-member exchange theory. Over a year later,…
In an Educational Development and Support Enrichment Series: Teacher Talk on 2/26/2013 Rick Holbeck presented on the Flipped Classroom.
In describing the concept of the presentation Rick writes,
"The Flipped Classroom is a new teaching practice that's gaining popularity across the nation. The Flipped Classroom moves from a traditional "teacher-centered" model in favor of an engaging "student-centered" classroom. This is accomplished by having a majority of the new content delivered to the home using Web 2.0 tools. In turn, class time is freed up for higher order, student-centered activities that encourage exploration and…
Rob Koonce - The Motivational Complexity of Leader-Follower Verbal Communication and Job Satisfaction
ILA Member, Rob Koonce, "The Motivational Complexity of Leader-Follower Verbal Communication and Job Satisfaction." Grand Canyon University: 2012
The ILA's Followership Learning Community's Wiki, The Follower Exchange recently posted citations for four 2012 dissertations that explore various dimensions of followership and leader-follower relations; one of the featured researchers is a graduate of GCU:
ILA Member, Rob Koonce, "The Motivational Complexity of Leader-Follower Verbal Communication and Job Satisfaction." Grand Canyon University: 2012
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