Matters of the Heart: Supporting from the Office to the Classroom
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59719/txep.v7i1.17Keywords:
inspire hope, support, community of inquiry,Abstract
After the COVID19 pandemic, we recognized the importance of honoring professors and educators who shifted to online teaching by examining and presenting classroom technology supports we, as professors, provided to our graduate students. As leaders work to design support strategies that motivate and inspire hope, ideas shared can be integrated into daily practice at all levels during regular and emergency times. We convey through our discussions the need to impact future practice in leveraging technology to obtain greater productivity and improve presence (Stachowiak, 2020) by implementing a community of inquiry. Our support systems are indeed matters of the heart.
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