JAKAPA’s Transformative Impact at McKendree University
McKendree University recently acknowledged the remarkable impact of JAKAPA on our college students. Dr. Jean M. Scheller-Sampson, Chair of the School of Business and Professor
Soft skills are essential for a child’s development, and parents play an important role in helping children develop these skills. Soft skills are those non-academic skills, such as communication, problem-solving, and creativity, that are necessary for success in life. Soft skills can impact a students’ academic outcomes, general life happiness, credential or degree attainment and health outcomes. Soft skills are not something that is often taught in school the way math or science is, so it’s up to parents to help their children develop these skills.
Here are some tips on how parents can help their children develop soft skills at home, including self-management skills, innovation skills, social engagement skills, emotional resilience, and cooperation skills.
McKendree University recently acknowledged the remarkable impact of JAKAPA on our college students. Dr. Jean M. Scheller-Sampson, Chair of the School of Business and Professor
Trust is the foundation for effective teams. Without trust, teams cannot effectively collaborate to achieve shared goals. The good news is that trust is an
We measure what matters and what we measure matters. Soft skills definitely matter! In fact, they directly impact your organization’s climate, productivity and impact. 81% of
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