Pulling a rabbit out of your (training & development) hat. Is it magic?
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
A while back I wrote a post called Learning about learning with tuiles. It was about creating content and delivery methods that are inclusive and welcoming. Bill Ursel commented on the post – ‘Hail the Tuiles! I am very jealous and recognize the learning that happened . . . magical when it works and student […]
Tags: Bill Ursel, bravery, improv, motivation, vulnerability
How you teach is how you do everything – part 8: heeding the call to teach
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen, the queens of TeachNow. The essence of the post is an 8 point outline of what it does and doesn’t mean to teach with heart and soul. I liked their post […]
Tags: jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care
How you teach is how you do everything – part 7: an end to learning
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen, the queens of TeachNow. The essence of the post is an 8 point outline of what it does and doesn’t mean to teach with heart and soul. I liked their post […]
Tags: jen louden, learning, learning and development, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care, teachnow, training and development
How you teach is how you do everything – part 6: five ways to deal with ‘difficult’ students
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen, the queens of TeachNow. The essence of the post is an 8 point outline of what it does and doesn’t mean to teach with heart and soul. I liked their post […]
Tags: difficult students, jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care, teachnow
How you teach is how you do everything – part 5: spontaneity via improvising
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen. The essence of the post is an 8 point outline of what it does and doesn’t mean to teach with heart and soul. I’ve written a post for each point. You […]
Tags: humour, improv, jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care
How you teach is how you do everything – part 4: Bears? Fireplace in the way? No heat? No problem!
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen. Teaching is an art and a science, a calling and a passion. When done with integrity and attention to access and inclusion issues, magic can and does happen. Kind of like […]
Tags: jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, preparation, self-care, teachnow
How you teach is how you do everything – part 3: humble pie – there’s power in humility
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen, which I think is hands down, one of the most eloquent pieces on teaching I’ve read in a long time. The post covers 8 points about teaching, which I’m following up […]
Tags: don tapscott, humility, jen louden, lecture, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care, teachnow
How you teach is how you do everything – part 2: be brave & bold
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen, which I think is hands down, one of the most eloquent pieces on teaching I’ve read in a long time. The post covers 8 points about teaching, which I’m following up […]
Tags: confidence, creativity, jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care, teachnow
How you teach is how you do everything – part 1: How not to suck on fumes
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
‘How you teach is how you do everything’ is the title of a recent blog post written by Jen Louden and Michele Lisenbury Christensen. I started to read it with skepticism as I don’t usually find a lot of great writing about what it really means to be a teacher – trainer – leaning and […]
Tags: jen louden, michele lisenbury christensen, self-care, teaching, teachnow, training & development
You make sex boring – 2 funny resources about speaking & training from Scott Berkun, author of Confessions of a Public Speaker
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Training & development
The most recently monthly Rock.Paper.Scissors e-newsletter includes an interview with Scott Berkun, author of ‘Confessions of a Public Speaker’ and 7 tips on speaking and training I pulled from his book. The newsletter also includes 2 funny resources related to speaking & training. Things couldn’t possibly go this bad for you: Check out Stuart McLean’s […]
Tags: confessions of a public speaker, public speaking, scott berkun