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Tips for Students: Leadership Qualities — Staying On Target

Though certain people may seem to have that je ne sais quoi that inspires others to follow their lead, the ingredients of true leadership aren’t really a mystery. Many people have researched and studied...

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Tips for Students: How to Contribute Positively to a Team

If you’ve participated in a group or team of any sort, you recognize that each individual’s efforts either add to or detract from the group’s success. (You probably have some stories that...

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Transitioning to Remote Learning: Instructor FAQ

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to force instructors into remote learning environments, instructors with past online teaching experience are at a clear advantage when it comes to engaging students, creating lessons and...

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Statistics Tips to Enhance Student Understanding

Do you struggle with engaging students in order to gain a conceptual understanding of statistics? Are you looking for tools tell help your students explore real data? We can help! Apply these...

7 tips for teaching the soft skills employers want

Tips for Teaching the Skills Employers Want

Janet Mizrahi is a continuing lecturer of professional writing at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is also an author at BizCommBuzz. Because I taught business communication for nearly two...

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Activity: Understanding Adolescence

Author: Michael Britt We all remember how tough it was going through our teen years – it was rough. And it’s hard to watch someone else go through it as well. The...

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Class Activity on Social Loafing: a Powerful Way to Demonstrate It

tudents usually hate group projects because one or two people in the group wind up doing most of the work. Here’s an activity that demonstrates this idea of “social loafing” and...

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Nexus and Trusts

By: William A. Raabe, Co-Editor of the South-Western Federal Taxation series U.S. Supreme Court cases involving tax law are rare, numbering one every year or two. But the cases that the court does hear tend...

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