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By Dr. Meghan Waldron December 9, 2025
No longer touted as soft skills, students should work on crafting a tool-box that looks much different than our own during our high school and college years.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron December 5, 2025
Tiny nuances in language send colossal messaging
By Dr. Meghan Waldron November 29, 2025
Critical thinking is hard work, and AI, while it is making life easier for industry and students, it is taking the grind out of the process.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron November 3, 2025
It is vital that we embrace our strengths and redefine what it means to connect.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron October 24, 2025
I gave this man a bunch of old books, a lumpy comforter, and a hoodie with no string, but this man– he reminded me of my why.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron October 4, 2025
Perspective is the greatest teacher.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron August 17, 2025
Educators have a tall order– much like rafting the Little Pigeon, we cope with unforeseen currents, debris that pops out of nowhere, and the occasional spinning raft.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron August 3, 2025
“Some people feel the rain and some people get wet– there is a distinct difference.”
By Dr. Meghan Waldron June 29, 2025
... with seven days left in the month of June, I had three miles to go.
By Dr. Meghan Waldron June 8, 2025
They find the key in the flower pot, but more importantly they find their way.
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