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Questioning Technique

Grade Levels: 4-12 Time: 10-15 minutes Materials: Index cards (1 per student) Group size: ...
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Shoes That Were Made for Walking

At some point during the class you ask learners to find their “sole mate”—the person in the ...
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Learner-Centered Activities From Priscilla Shumway

Learner-Centered Activities Graffiti Board: A fun revisit or closing activity that helps ...
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Predicting the Future

Purpose: This exercise is a closer that promotes the transfer of training back to the job. ...
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I Dream of Genie

Sample Standard: The student understands economic systems with an emphasis on the United ...
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Bob Pike Trainings SCORE For Educators

As a professional development provider, I become anxious preparing for training because I ...
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The Secret for Success: Add Extra Value to Your Training

If you’ve been to McDonald’s lately, you may have noticed its shakes have a different look. ...
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Feed Their Brains by EATing

Have you ever taught a concept your students just couldn’t grasp? Or thought they had until ...
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Choosing To Teach With Good Humor

Why should educators choose to integrate humor into all aspects of their teaching? It’s the ...
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Mystery Word

Select a vocabulary word that is pertinent to the content of the lesson. Write a “mystery” ...
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Image Does Not Say 1000 Words

We should give up the false belief that any image says more than a thousand words. We are so ...
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Training and Learning Trends

If there’s one single learning trend that is most disruptive in the way learning is done, ...
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