Training the Mind of the Millennial—Tips 1 thru 6
In the last post, I took a 30,000 foot view of the issues with training our digital natives, the Millennials.
In the last post, I took a 30,000 foot view of the issues with training our digital natives, the Millennials.
I spoke with a fifty-something manager last week and he asked me if I thought that video clips might be
When things are busy, it is always so much easier to simply answer a question rather than stop to reason
Well Duh! Teaching Millennials to Problem-Solve Webinar presented by Robert Wendover, author of the forthcoming book: Common Sense by Friday
My friend, Jack, is a long-time youth baseball coach. I asked him the other day how he has seen his
Output is Not Necessarily Outcome During a recent conversation, a university faculty member told me of a student who
One of the results of digital communication is turning out to be a more limited vocabulary. Texting and e-mail are
Earlier this month, there was a minor dust up in Fairview, KS when high school senior Emma Sullivan tweeted about
My daughter Katie needed a construction worker’s outfit for a school club activity.She wanted a couple of accoutrements to go
Zuccotti Park and the Generations This past Monday afternoon, I had occasion to walk past Zuccotti Park in downtown New
Zuccotti Park and the Generations This past Monday afternoon, I had occasion to walk past Zuccotti Park in downtown New
How Could We Rely on Young People to Think If They Don’t Read? In a Wall Street Journal editorial this