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The Guide to Austin, Texas

College Counselor Traci

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The Other Side of the Submit Button: Holding a HS College Admissions Case Study

The Counseling Geek

The Other Side of the Submit Button. Holding a HS College Admissions Case Study. Watch our 2nd Annual Case Study Download My College SWAG Letter Template. College Admissions Case Study 101: 2018 was the third year that my school hosted our annual College Admissions Case Study event and it was a huge hit for the third year running. Not familiar with a Case Study?

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Becoming a Best-Practice Organization Through Outsourcing Help Desk Services

Blackboard Blog

Can outsourcing help desk services help you become a best-practice institution? Absolutely. Without a doubt, there are several big benefits when it comes to outsourcing your help desk services: consistent user experience, higher efficiency, and better utilization of valuable resources are just some of the many advantages. But one key benefit that often gets overlooked is the fact that outsourcing can help institutions become best-practice organizations.

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How to Succeed in College

Clair Kamp Dush

Dear students, The science of learning has identified many study strategies that can increase retention and comprehension, yet most college professors rarely talk about these strategies. Below I cover four topics: efficient study skills, accountability structures, distraction blockers, and additional tips. If you apply these strategies to every college course you take, and your life in general, the good news is that you will get better grades and improve your overall success in college, and the

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Can Brain Science Actually Help Make Your Training & Teaching Stick?

Speaker: Andrew Cohen, Founder & CEO of Brainscape

The instructor’s PPT slides are brilliant. You’ve splurged on the expensive interactive courseware. Student engagement is stellar. So… why are half of your students still forgetting everything they learned in just a matter of weeks? It's likely a matter of cognitive science! With so much material to "teach" these days, we often forget to incorporate key proven principles into our curricula — namely active recall, metacognition, spaced repetition, and interleaving practice.

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Asking for help can be the hardest part

BetterMynd

I was only a few weeks into my senior year of college when I thought that I was going to have to drop out. My GPA was solid. My course load was light. And I was living with thirty of my best friends in our fraternity house. So why did I suddenly feel so worried all the time? Why was my stomach constantly in a knot and my hands frequently trembling? Why did I no longer feel like going to parties or socializing with my friends?

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Outstanding Innovator and Committed Leader

Tilisa Thibodeaux, Ed.D.

I first want to share my accomplishment for being chosen as a recipient of the Outstanding Innovator & Committed Leader award by Lamar University Digital Leadership Master’s Program. Though honored, humbled and surprised to hear the news it allowed me to reflect on why. As much as I enjoy my career in Project Management and Consulting, I became very selfish with my time.

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Shared Resources: #ASCA18 Shared Session Notes Folder

The Counseling Geek

Shared Resources: #ASCA18 Shared Session Notes Folder. Get some of the big take-aways from the ASCA Conference as noted by your colleagues. Little Nuggets. Not everyone can attend the ASCA Conference each year. However, you shouldn’t miss out on some of the bits of info that come out of it each year. While we cannot share the presenter handouts – we can share our notes.

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Accountability Group

Clair Kamp Dush

As many of my readers know, and for that matter, anyone who talks to me knows, I am an avid consumer of productivity tips, from blog posts to books. As the mother of four boys ages 5 to 15, married to a full-time employed co-parent, I am super busy all the time. And, I also love to not work and have fun with my family and friends. So, when I am at work, I need to get things done.

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Active Learning Activity: The Motherhood Penalty, at Work and Home

Clair Kamp Dush

A student meme from Autumn 2017. My absolutely favorite assignment every semester is the “family science meme” assignment. I have them make a meme related to our class, and write a short paragraph explaining it. This assignment really helps me understand what stood out to them during the semester, plus the memes are really funny. I noticed last semester that more than half of the memes were about microaggressions!

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From Distracted to Productive: Time Management Lessons for Students… and Us

Clair Kamp Dush

I was recently chosen as a Spring 2018 Featured Teacher by The Ohio State University Center for the Advancement of Teaching. As a featured teacher, I wrote a blog post for UCAT. The final UCAT version is a more polished and succinct, but I thought I would post the original, longer version here. Enjoy! From Distracted to Productive: Time Management Lessons for Students… and Us. source.

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Active Learning Activity: Perfect Partners and the Suffocation of Marriage

Clair Kamp Dush

I have been really busy with life, and work, and lots of other things, so it has been over a year since I have posted! I thought I would share a fun active learning exercise that I do with my family development students related to intimate relationships. Thanks to Kale Monk for some of the inspiration behind this two-part activity. One thing I want to teach my students is to keep their expectations for their partners in check.

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Dr. Will Show

Tilisa Thibodeaux, Ed.D.

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