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“The mediocre teacher says. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – William Arthur Ward Recognizing the unique characteristics ...
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What are the Best Virtual Training Platforms?
Virtual training software is an essential tool for many businesses, and the onset of global social distancing efforts has only accelerated its widespread acceptance. Since there are so ...
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Experiential Learning: Unleashing the Power of Hands-On Training
Experiential learning, commonly known as hands-on training, is a highly effective approach that emphasizes learning through practical application. This method not only aids in ...
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How Can You Improve the Way Students Learn?
Most of us waste 90% of our time and do everything we can to impede learning. But this is not groundbreaking information. In fact, this ...
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Making Employee Well-Being a Priority for Organizational Success
While there is no single definition of well-being, the CDC describes this term as judging life positively and feeling fulfilled, happy and healthy. And well-being is about ...
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Improving Collaboration and Communication within Remote Teams
When it comes to camaraderie and collaboration, ConnectSolution’s Remote Collaborative Worker Study found that 42% of remote workers believe they are just as connected with colleagues as ...
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How Relationships Market Your L&D Function In Your Company?
Know your target audience and build relationships throughout the organization. These are the two basic strategies at the heart of marketing, according to Melissa Smith ...
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Developing Alignment with Organizational Strategies
For today’s organizations, aligning a learning strategy with business goals is a high priority. However, this is not an actual reality for many organizations. According ...
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Learning Styles: To Be or Not to Be?
In the last few decades, the concept of learning styles—the notion that different people learn information in different ways—has become quite popular. And why wouldn’t ...
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