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Trainer’s Emergency Toolkit

You've probably been caught in a high-stress situation—perhaps a tear in the seam of your ...
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Review and Revisit: Improving the Outcome of Your Training

Training, and reviewing, doesn’t have to be dull…but it’s so easy to make it that way. And ...
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End of Training Evaluation: Let’s Start at the Very Beginning

Level Four training is where you want to be when you evaluate training…but if you haven’t ...
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Letters to the Editor

Hi Bob: I enjoyed your insights on Military training and the South West Asia action. The one ...
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Designing for Different Learning Styles

Can you recall conversations verbatim? Or is it easier for you to remember on what part of ...
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Creative Training Tips: Learning Styles

The following Creative Training tips work well with at least two learning styles. The three ...
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Focus Your Team

The ability of individuals to operate as a highly effective team is vital for achieving ...
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Creative Training Tips from Readers

The following training tips were submitted by readers of The Bob Pike Group’s eZine.
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Out of the Ugliness of War...Comes a Useful Metaphor for Trainers

For the six weeks of the Persian Gulf War, and for quite some time during its build up, ...
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Spotlight: Ayako Nakamura

Ayako Nakamura had been a trainer in Japan for companies like Hilton and Proctor and Gamble ...
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Arnold, Arch to Speak at Conference

Classic and clean is still funny, and Bill Arnold aims to prove it at the Night of ...
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Standards and Norms: An Opener from SCORE! Volume 3

Use this activity to have workshop participants create their own ground rules for what would ...
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