Feb
10
What Will You Do Differently?
February 10, 2009 | by Leah Schanke | 2 Comments
One of the things I do at the end of my training classes is hand out a post assessment. Instead of asking what faculty and staff participants think of me as an instructor, I ask what they feel they are taking away with them as a result of attending the class. The goal is to [...]
Feb
4
We Were Nerds Once…and Young
February 4, 2009 | by Glenn Petersen | 2 Comments
(with apologies to Hal Moore and Joe Galloway, authors of We Were Soldiers Once…and Young)
Many of us (I suspect most of us) were nerds when we were young students, or we at least shaded well into the fringes of nerdiness. We studied, we memorized, we solved quadratic equations in our heads while waiting for [...]
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