All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
The Unveiling! #MondayBlogs
Last week, I mentioned that we have been working with Xfinigen Media Productions here, and filming numerous videos to add into our classes. Today, I’m thrilled to present to you our very first video: the Learning Without Scars Promo Trailer. The video below will tell you a little more about who we are and what […]
Multi-Media #MondayBlogs #marketing
For the past eight days, we have been in front of the camera. That is a scary thought, isn’t it? Let’s go back to some history. When we offered webinars to the market we did things quite differently. We followed the usual format of a slide and discussion about the slide. Where we were different […]
The More Things Change #MondayBlogs
News from Learning Without Scars. We have been busy around here for the past six months or so and you have been able to enjoy a rest from my incessant blabbering on about something or other. I will bore you with some of the details that have interrupted the nice flow of life. I suspect […]
Friday Filosophy: Socrates
Most of what we know about Socrates we have learned from his students, especially Plato. We know he was a Greek philosopher and a teacher. From his teachings, we developed the Socratic Method: a style of teaching that involves the asking of multiple, open-ended questions of the students. It was Socrates who told us, “I […]
Getting Personal #MondayBlogs
My daughter wrote on her Friday Philosophy recently about “Outliers” and framed it in a manner that my granddaughter did regarding athletes. It is interesting, as many of us will relate to Malcolm Gladwell’s book entitled “Outliers.” That gave us the famous 10,000 hours as the floor for being an “expert.” So why I […]
Friday Filosophy #2016-27
Many of you know that I often say that I don’t really believe one person can motivate another person. BUT. I do believe that any person can demotivate any other person. I really resent when on person demotivates another person. We need to respect each other and have respect for the dignity of work. Do […]