“Simplify the retention dilemma by asking three questions about what your institution does:
1. What should you stop doing? 2. What should you keep doing? 3. What should you start doing?”
Steve Piscitelli has dedicated himself to the processes of teaching and learning for more than three decades. An award-winning teacher, he has taught students of varying abilities and levels, from middle school through the university level. Currently, Steve is a tenured professor at Florida State College at Jacksonville.
Steve earned degrees from Jacksonville University, the University of North Florida, and the University of Florida. In addition to his ninth book, Study Skills: Do I Really Need This Stuff? 3rd edition (Pearson Education, 2013), Pearson Education published Choices for College Success (second edition, 2011), Steve has also written, recorded, and produced two music CDs. He uses the music with his in-person programs and with his students in class. He writes a weekly blog (now in its third year) and has a YouTube Channel with more than 11,000 views. His nationally-known workshops combine interaction, practicality, music, and humor to connect participants with practical strategies. More information is available at www.stevepiscitelli.com.
Steve lives with his wife, Laurie, and canine companion, Buddy, in Atlantic Beach, Florida.