Higher education

Is higher education worth the time and money? #education #higherEducation

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The Higher Education’s New Normal Infographic demonstrates how much higher education has changed since the days of Thriller, big hair, and mix tapes.

The 5 Things People Want from Higher Education Infographic highlights what Americans Want from Higher Ed according to a national survey.

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Here's a free workbook, blog post series, and YouTube video series that go step-by-step on how to design a college course for the first time. You'll create a syllabus, course schedule, major assignments, icebreakers, and more. #highered #education

Discover the ultimate higher education resume writing tips to land the perfect position at a college or university. As I am sure you know, your resume or curriculum vitae (CV) is the key to opening doors to interviews. It allows you to showcase your relevant skills and expertise specific to the job opening. This is your time to impress, as an effective resume is a concise description of your professional skill set and how you have been successful within your previous positions. A quality…

Are you about to teach your first college course? Have you taught before, but want some new ideas? Here's a list of my top ten teaching tips! #teach #highered

The authors of the classic bestseller The Leadership Challenge bring theirexpertise to higher education, offering five practices that can make anycollege or university leader into an exemplary leader. Drawing on the same pioneering research that formed the foundation of theirclassic bestseller The Leadership Challenge (over 2.7 million copies sold),James Kouzes and Barry Posner offer a set of leadership skills and practicesthat will make a significant difference in every area of…

“Want to encourage higher-order thinking? Ask kids these questions. https://t.co/QWFqdHHgWR via Mrs. Skidmore's Class #teaching #edutwitter #k12”