Don’t most professors have a doctorate degree? The answer is yes, most professors do have a doctorate degree – but a few do only hold a Master’s degree. Technically, I’m not a professor, I’m simply […]
Most people will think this statement is crazy, but I think I’m lucky to have a hyper-organized brain. I often joke that I have a mild case of OCD, but this has never been diagnosed. […]
It probably comes as a surprise to many, but even as an online instructor who works from home, I still experience Mommy Guilt. I’m sure you’ve heard the term – the infamous “Mommy Guilt” that […]
There is no doubt that teaching online is very different than teaching in a traditional classroom. While the material being taught may be similar, the way the material is presented and the way students learn […]
One of the questions I’m often asked is if I find it easier to teach online than in a traditional classroom. For me, I don’t find teaching online to be easier – sure there are […]
Just as teaching online is very different from teaching in a traditional setting – attending school online and being an online student is also very different. Students need several characteristics in order to succeed in […]
Recently, a friend asked, “Do you talk about your work at home a lot?” At first, I thought it was kind of a strange question but since I work from home as an online instructor, […]
There are some days where I still am not quite sure how I ended up with a career in online education. Looking back, it seems like I just fell into it – but a great […]
As an online instructor over the past six years, I have taught over 1500 students online. Of those 1,500 students, I’ve seen a wide variety of student learning abilities and motivations. I’ve had students who […]
There are numerous pros and cons to both the traditional and online classroom – both for students and instructors. Throughout my career I’ve had the opportunity to teach exclusively in a traditional classroom, exclusively online, […]
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