Preparing Students for Real Estate Career Success with Microlearning

Preparing students to pass the state exam is different than preparing them to be successful real estate agents. Learn how microlearning can help you create a valuable relationship with your students by preparing them for both.
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Is There a Place for Microlearning in Real Estate Instruction?

Microlearning is the idea of breaking large, complicated curriculum into smaller bite-sized pieces. Is this just the latest fad in professional education, or could microlearning revolutionize the way we teach in the real estate education industry?
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Increasing Real Estate Student Engagement with Technology

Technology is a language, and today's most successful real estate agents speak it fluently. Using technology in your pre-licensing classroom can make your students more comfortable with the tools and systems they'll be using in the field as licensed agents.
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Real-World Ways to Enhance Real Estate Learning with Technology

There's no getting around the role that technology plays in the day-to-day lives of our students. As this technology revolution continues to unfold before our eyes, we explore how real estate instructors can take advantage of new tools to increase students' capacity to comprehend and retain what we're teaching.
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How to Use Technology to Test Comprehension in the Real Estate Classroom

Some students simply won't participate in classroom discussion. As an instructor, that can make it difficult to determine if they're understanding what you're trying to teach. In this article we explore strategies for using technology to get students involved and make comprehension testing easy and more enjoyable.
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Flipping the Classroom: Is It Right for Your Real Estate School?

A trend that’s catching on as an alternative to traditional lecturing is flipping the classroom. Some educators thinks it leads to better retention and engagement. In this article, we take a look at what it is, the pros and cons for real estate students and instructors, and whether it’s right for your school.

Strategies for Developing Top Performers in Your Brokerage

If you're like most real estate brokerages, a small percentage of your agents are responsible for the largest percentage of your revenue. Wouldn't it be great if you could turn more of your agents into top performers? It will require some work, but it can be done.

Real Estate Coaching: Taking Instructing to the Next Level

Learn how to leverage your expertise as a real estate instructor into a new role, coaching your former prelicensing students to be more successful in their real estate careers.

The 5 Traits of an Effective Real Estate Instructor Today

Today, more than ever, instructors need to ensure they are tailoring their instruction to the changing needs of their students. Learn what today's most compelling and effective real estate instructors have in common.

Are Students' Attention Spans Shrinking?

With the adoption of new technology and the age of real estate students skewing younger, some of the most time-honored instruction strategies aren't as effective as they used to be. But are the attention spans of real estate students actually shrinking?