…and Paroutis, 2017). In turn, such pedagogy can help students become more comfortable with engaging in paradoxical dilemmas in both their academic-life and work-life. Notwithstanding, how do we actually bring…
…upward. Make time to develop unique and authentic relationships. Every student is different. Honor their differences and encourage them to operate with integrity. Truth be told, relationships of care…
…or proposing which courses or subjects should be taken by students of a particular academic program” (Khan & Law, 2015). The second type of curriculum consists of the set of…
…and complete. Practicing these strategies fosters the development of intellectual virtues, such as intellectual humility, intellectual autonomy, and intellectual integrity. Model Critical Thinking As educators, we serve as leaders. Ultimately,…
…and ethical development in students, ultimately supporting both academic success and long-term character building of students. Throughout this article, I will explain why servant leadership is especially relevant in higher…
…empathy shaped by listening, and integrity rooted in trust. By creating an online nest where learning flourishes, faculty prepare students not only to succeed academically but to enrich the lives…
…ed.). Jossey-Bass. Meyers, S. A. (2009). Do your students care whether you care about them?. College Teaching, 57(4), 205-210. Palmer, P. J. (1997). The heart of a teacher identity and integrity in teaching. Change: The…
…integrity. It deters casual skipping because learning still must be demonstrated, and it encourages attendance because each session has clear, presence-dependent value. That is the shift from seat time to value time. Students…
