“You have lost your subject when you have lost his inclination; you are to preside over the minds, not the bodies of men. The soul is the essence of a man; and you cannot have the true man against his inclination.” — Sir Walter Raleigh. Check your project. Does your staff exhibit the characteristics of high morale? 1. You do…
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Teaching Kids Early Organizational Skills
Understanding the organizational skills used by children has become increasingly complex and important-and organizational differences among students play a large role in determining which children get the most out of their educational experience. “Many second and third graders have difficulty with organization. It simply doesn’t come naturally to them,” says Judy McAlear, a special education teacher in Fernandina Beach, Fla.…
The Psychology Of Stacking
Your desk may reveal more to your co-workers and boss than you may think. In fact, a recent survey conducted on behalf of a desktop solutions line suggests there are three distinct organizational types in the typical office-“pilers,” “filers” and “tossers.” Chances are, the person who has heaps of piles on the desk sits next to you, the obsessive filer…
Some Important Fundraising Tips To Remember
Fundraising doesn’t have to be a challenge if you have a good product, are well organized, and have a good attitude. Try to put yourself in your customers’ shoes, treat them how you would like to be treated. And always remember you are representing your team so be on your best behavior. Keeping all this in mind, here are some…
Organizing Kids To Make The Grade
-Can being organized really improve a student’s school performance? Absolutely. “Teachers agree that a child’s lack of organization dramatically impacts homework, studying skills and test scores,” says parenting expert Stacy DeBroff, who surveyed hundreds of teachers and parents for her recent book, “The Mom Book Goes to School: Insider Tips to Ensure Your Child Thrives in Elementary and Middle School.”…