Texting, the #1 way most people communicate, goes beyond your family and friends. It’s also common to text on a professional basis, such as to a co-worker, supervisor, or customer. Rules for “professional texting” differ from “personal texting,” and mastering these rules is the key to growing in your career. Here are ten tips for […]
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When Dr. Sharon-Cronk Raby accepted her first teaching role at a middle school in Chicago, she never imagined the experience would ultimately lead to a presentation at the 2025 Mental Health for Schools Summit in New Jersey, speaking alongside Yale University’s Dr. Marc Brackett. “I have two focuses: teaching mental safety in the classroom —
Dr. Nicole DeCaro’s journey to leadership and business professor at Eastern Florida State College was surprisingly rooted in an early dislike of school. “I was likely one of the most challenging students a teacher could have,” said DeCaro. “Now there’s a saying that I live by: ‘Although I cannot go back in time and make
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Starting college is a big milestone full of interesting classes, unfamiliar routines, and a whole lot of new faces. It’s exciting but it can also be a little overwhelming, especially when it feels like everyone else already knows what they’re doing and where they belong. Here’s the truth: Most students feel this way at the
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