Philip Campbell

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Teaching Soft Skills

Sherry, The human factor is still evident even though there is no human interaction. Great point. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Teaching Soft Skills

Betty, Yes, students need to have those characteristics that make them good students. By role modeling and showing them how to do that, as you explain, they will have continued success. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Motivating Students

Victoria, Nice list of what to do. Keep up the good work. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Motivating Students

Sherry, Relationships can be seen as a scary word. We can have relationships with students on a professional level, that will help them to be successful. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Important Soft Skills

Patricia, Very good points. As the leaders, we need to remember this. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Important Soft Skills

Leigh, Change happens. We know it does, yet we get uncomfortable when it is time for change. I agree embracing change is the best way to deal with it. By denying change, it does not mean that something will be changed back. Usually it means you will have a tougher time changing. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Important Soft Skills

Ray, Teamwork lends itself to the creating a positive learning environment. Sometimes the students and the teacher make up the team to gain knowledge in a course. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Important Soft Skills

Betty, All are important. Interaction is forgotten many times. It is up to us, the professional to remember that. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Highly Effective Instructors

jason, Being understanding of ones issues that lead them to their school, and trying to understand each student is difficult. By having a good attitude it will help. Philip Campbell

Philip Campbell

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Highly Effective Instructors

Rae Lynne, Yes, they are role models. As much as one would not want to acknowledge it, they want to be the instructors who they have in class. Philip Campbell