“People are annoying.” Liz Kislik, a management consultant and business coach, believes that conflict wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for these annoying people who seem […]
Sales and marketing are at the heart of your company’s success. But even though they have similar objectives, you’ll often find the two departments working […]
The “Death Star” State Standard: 1, 3, & 4 Equipment: Cageball (or Fitness Balls) and Playground Balls. Grade: 3-5 (K-2 possibly) Purpose of […]
Moneyball State Standard: 1, 3, & 4 Equipment: Several basketballs, crates/buckets, and play money, & several Poly spots. Grade: 3-5 Purpose of Event: dribbling, […]
Golf is one of the last sports you would expect to glean leadership lessons. It’s primarily an individual sport, with the exception of one week […]
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out some groups of people perform better than others. Not only do high-performing teams produce better business […]
Occasional conflict is normal in any group setting. In fact, even some of the most efficiently-run workplaces experience team conflict. The goal is to avoid […]
Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday, May 7th at 11AM PT/2PM ET. This week’s topic is Creativity in Learning and Development. We’ve talked about creativity […]
In the skills gap conversation, a lot of attention goes to so-called “hard” skills. That is logical, though. You need people with the skills required […]
Increasingly, business leaders understand that soft skills play crucial roles in the workplace. Communication, leadership, problem-solving – these are just some of the soft skills […]
Struggling to meet L&D goals? You are certainly not alone. Many organizations find achieving meaningful progress toward important learning and development-related milestones challenging. However, there […]
Delivering high-quality digital learning requires a team of dedicated people. We are thrilled to recognize the following Florida Virtual School team members for their amazing […]