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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 Creating Unforgettable Student Experiences in the Classroom
Based on the findings in the State of the Real Estate Industry Report, 2018-2019, classroom training is still viewed as key to a real estate school’s success. But with low-cost online education more available, it might seem hard to compete. Here are ways to develop an unforgettable classroom experience that can't be duplicated online.
Top 6 Findings from the 2018/2019 State of the Real Estate Education Industry Report
In our yearly survey, 347 real estate education professionals shared how they are doing business, what they’re teaching, and the challenges they face daily. Curious about what they had to say? This article shares the top 6 findings from the report we compiled from their answers. Be prepared for a few surprises.
5 Strategies for Competing Against Other Real Estate Schools Without Cutting Prices
So, another real estate school in your area has reduced prices. Don’t panic. Here are 5 strategies that can deliver a competitive advantage that lasts long after the price wars are over.
How Your Real Estate School Can Beat Competitors by Ignoring Them
If you’re tired of duking it out with competitors in a seemingly endless battle, it’s time to adopt a business and marketing plan that’s less focused on them and more focused on your students.