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About The Guest: Tapresha Cummings is a 34-year-old African American woman from a small town in eastern North Carolina. She is a single parent and an early childhood education major. Tapresha has always wanted to be a teacher and is passionate about lifelong learning.
Summary: Tapresha Cummings shares her experiences as an online student and the importance of having a professor who cares. She discusses her initial struggles with online courses and the lack of connection she felt with some professors. However, she found a supportive and caring professor in Dr. Kellie Alston, who made her feel valued and inspired her to continue her education. Tapresha emphasizes the need for open communication between students and professors in online courses. She also highlights the importance of having a clear understanding of course expectations and deadlines. Tapresha shares her journey to becoming a teacher and the impact it has had on her daughters. She encourages students to persevere and stay focused on their goals, no matter how long it takes. Tapresha also discusses the benefits and challenges of group work in online courses and the skills she developed through collaboration. She concludes by expressing her pet peeve of professors opening modules at the last minute and emphasizes the importance of knowing what is expected ahead of time.
Key Takeaways:
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Important Info
Website: kelliealston.com
Email: [email protected]
Visual of this episode: https://bit.ly/DPepisode4
Music Credit: Maskros by Bowmull https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/ZdbTFzb4Ne/
Priceless Resource
Are you interested in enhancing your mindfulness this semester? Incorporate journaling specifically about your work experience in higher ed.
Grab your copy of The Professor's Week in Review: A Journal for Weekly Reflections On the Higher Ed Experience and make it a mindful semester!
Vervante: https://bit.ly/thewirejournal
Amazon: https://amzn.to/40W4U4y
B&N: https://bit.ly/hardcoverwire
Download: https://bit.ly/thefillablewire
About The Guest: Tapresha Cummings is a 34-year-old African American woman from a small town in eastern North Carolina. She is a single parent and an early childhood education major. Tapresha has always wanted to be a teacher and is passionate about lifelong learning.
Summary: Tapresha Cummings shares her experiences as an online student and the importance of having a professor who cares. She discusses her initial struggles with online courses and the lack of connection she felt with some professors. However, she found a supportive and caring professor in Dr. Kellie Alston, who made her feel valued and inspired her to continue her education. Tapresha emphasizes the need for open communication between students and professors in online courses. She also highlights the importance of having a clear understanding of course expectations and deadlines. Tapresha shares her journey to becoming a teacher and the impact it has had on her daughters. She encourages students to persevere and stay focused on their goals, no matter how long it takes. Tapresha also discusses the benefits and challenges of group work in online courses and the skills she developed through collaboration. She concludes by expressing her pet peeve of professors opening modules at the last minute and emphasizes the importance of knowing what is expected ahead of time.
Key Takeaways:
Thank you for following, listening, rating, and sharing.
Important Info
Website: kelliealston.com
Email: [email protected]
Visual of this episode: https://bit.ly/DPepisode4
Music Credit: Maskros by Bowmull https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/ZdbTFzb4Ne/
Priceless Resource
Are you interested in enhancing your mindfulness this semester? Incorporate journaling specifically about your work experience in higher ed.
Grab your copy of The Professor's Week in Review: A Journal for Weekly Reflections On the Higher Ed Experience and make it a mindful semester!
Vervante: https://bit.ly/thewirejournal
Amazon: https://amzn.to/40W4U4y
B&N: https://bit.ly/hardcoverwire
Download: https://bit.ly/thefillablewire