Perfecting the Practice

Higher education institutions across America have experienced declining enrollment since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic (Fischer, 2022) and the lingering enrollment cliff suggests greater challenges are looming (Bauman, 2024).

*Prior to reading this article, please take time to scroll back in the Perfecting the Practice webpage to read the first installment of this article trilogy written by Dr. Sara…

It’s hard to see what is happening around you when your head is down. As a matter of fact, keeping your head down is one way to appear isolated in…

For nearly four decades, research has documented the importance of metacognition in the learning process, however little attention has been devoted to providing a means for students and teachers to…

The devastating images of the Russian invasion of Ukraine may appear distant as one watches the tragic scenes of war and hears the number of deaths on the news.

An at-risk student is a student who is at risk of not meeting academic or social expectations or of not graduating from high school. At-risk students may require extra support…

There are so many lessons to learn as educational leaders, but the most important is always this…

There are nearly as many theories of change as there are theories of leadership, ranging from anachronous armchair advice to pithy philosophical prescription.

Every year it is documented that the gap in math learning is widening (National Center for Education Statistics, 2021).

The Mission of Concordia’s Servant Leadership Institute is to: Develop servant leaders.