Which Leadership Style is Best?
dmoore | 07|20|2021
What does it mean to be a good leader? As you ponder this question, you may find yourself reflecting on the leaders you have encountered along your path. You...
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Teaching Strategy Through a Simulation
The Peregrine Team | 07|19|2021
Teaching higher education learners strategy is complex as application is necessary for a full grasp of the subject matter and mastery of competencies involved in teaching strategy. One solution...
Read MoreAddressing the Soft Skills Gap Through Assessment
The Peregrine Team | 06|22|2021
Broadly recognized is a growing need for higher education to effectively develop the soft skills learners need to succeed in a knowledge-based economy. Skills such as interpersonal skills, leadership,...
Read MoreCreating a Culture of Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
The Peregrine Team | 06|22|2021
Eye contact – in the United States and Western Europe, making eye contact is a way of saying, “I am interested in what you have to say, and I...
Read MoreWhy Choose Values-Based Leadership?
The Peregrine Team | 05|20|2021
Manager and leader are often used interchangeably but vary significantly. A manager manages people – telling them how to work. A leader inspires and motivates people to contribute to...
Read MoreCreating a Quality Culture in Higher Education
The Peregrine Team | 05|20|2021
Since the dawning of the United States formalized accreditation system in 1952, accreditation has been a significant driver for education quality management of the modern academic enterprise. Once a...
Read MoreHow to Develop a Supervisor Training Program
The Peregrine Team | 04|16|2021
We tend to look at great leaders and think that leadership is a natural ability. We do not often see the years of study and practice that it takes...
Read MoreBest Practices in Programmatic Assessment
The Peregrine Team | 04|15|2021
Assessing student learning within a program is one of the primary objectives of education. Done well, students thrive, programs become more and more innovative, and the educational institution better...
Read MoreTwo Birds with One Stone: Collecting Direct and Indirect Measures
The Peregrine Team | 03|17|2021
Student learning can be measured using direct and indirect measures. Both categories of measurement are essential to understanding the quality of your program. What if there was a way...
Read MoreOpportunity for Indian B-Schools is on the Horizon
The Peregrine Team | 03|17|2021
Over the past few decades, one of the challenges for Indian schools has been the inability to partner with institutions outside their country to offer dual degrees, joint programs,...
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