SOPHIA partners with Capella University to discuss relevant issues with teachers

This issue's focus: Building Student Relationships

December 2012 // Issue 1

Through innovative teaching and learning resources, and recognized and respected advanced degree programs, SOPHIA and Capella University help teachers make a greater difference in education. Together, we're excited to bring you this first issue of Teacher Times�a new resource designed to provide innovative teaching insights.

FROM THE CLASSROOM

Teachers and students alike are busier than ever. So do relationships still matter? You bet they do! Hear from Carolyn Fruin, a 22-year teaching veteran, about how she's found new ways to truly connect with her students.

THE BIG PICTURE

Just what is "flipping the classroom?" How does it work? And can it really help my students learn better? Capella University faculty member Dr. Kate Green explores this new approach to learning—and shares how flipping has improved her courses.

TEACHER FEATURE

Todd Nesloney is a Texas teacher with a passion for finding new ways to help students learn and thrive. And to do that, Todd says, building relationships with your students should be your number one priority.

Increase your impact in education and students lives. SOPHIA's partner, Capella University, offers online master's and doctoral degrees for
K-12 teachers.�

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