to lie down to be more comfortable – they’ll be challenged and stimulated by your presentation!

Between the covers are Super Closers, Openers, Review techniques and Energizers!  Rich and Doug have pulled together a variety of resources that you’ll be able to modify, adjust and adapt, then use with your own training. Use an opener instead of an icebreaker to begin a session or module with fun, energy and content-related material to help participants focus right out of the gate. Use a closer before break or at the end of the day to tie things together, action plan and celebrate what they’ve learned. Don’t review! Revisit content which requires participants to interact with the information helping put the knowledge into long-term memory. Finally, energize: what to do when participants, especially in the afternoon, lose focus and energy. Talking faster just won’t do it. Neither will putting people on the spot with pointed questions. But relevant involvement of the entire class will!

This is a cookbook. You don’t have to read every page and try every recipe. Use the table of contents to help you focus on what you’re hungriest for right now. I know you’ll have a great meal – and come back for more!