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Active Training Techniques
Who Should Attend:
- Designers of Training Programs
- Trainers
- Non-trainers Who Train
What You Will Learn
- Why Learning Needs to Be Active
- Three Basic Strategies to Get Participants Active From the Start
- Ten Ways to Obtain Participation At Any Time
- How to Appeal to Diverse Learning Styles
- Tips for Promoting Active Instruction and Stimulating Discussion
- How to Utilize Team Learning Methods
- Structuring, Facilitating, and Processing Experiential Learning Activities
- Solid Ideas to Ensure Retention
- Unforgettable Ways to Conclude Training Programs
Note: Seminars are on-site only. They will be customized to meet client requirements. Seminar(s) length is negotiable.
Call Active Training at 800-924-8157 or email us for details!
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Active Training
303 Sayre Drive Princeton NJ 08540
800-924-8157