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Tips on How to Prepare and Deliver Your Flipchart Presentation

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Flipchart easels can be low in price, very user friendly and an adaptable tool for presentations, meetings, classrooms or focus groups

How “Yes, And” Can Convert Negativity Into Constructive Dialogue

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If something is bothering a participant in a training session or a meeting, regardless of whether or not it has anything to do with the subject at hand, it seems to be human nature to find fault wherever possible.

In Praise of Participants Who Continually Think and Question

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Every now and then, there is a participant in a training session who asks thoughtful question after question.

Overcoming Palpitations Caused By Pending Presentations

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Many charismatic and commanding professionals are reduced to quivering wrecks when having to speak publicly to small or large audiences made up of people they either know or do not know.

Speech and Language Etiquette Faux Pas

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So what is a Speech & Language Etiquette Faux pas? (A faux pas is a violation of accepted social norms.) A SLEF is any speech or language idiosyncrasy that diminishes your verbal style, sends mixed messages to your listener, or precludes a clear crisp message in communication.

How to Convert Naysayers Into Facilitators

The bane of a trainer’s experience in a classroom is the participant who comes in with a negative attitude and stays that way

Effective Presentation Skills: Flip Chart Tricks and Tips

Using flip charts strategically and well is a helpful and effective presentation skill. Here are some ideas that will help you use this old medium very effectively.

How to Get Participants Back From Breaks on Time

Many trainers are concerned about giving breaks, because they fear that it will be difficult to get the participants back on time.

How to Facilitate Learning Activities

the learning experience to be effective, the learners need to: (1) see a completed worked example, (2) practice completing partially worked example, and then (3) work either independently or in small groups to complete a third example.

Training Activities – 8 Fun Ways to Review Learning

Repetition is one of the key ways to help people remember information. But how do you build in repetition without boring people? Here are 8 fun ideas to use in your training to make sure your learners retain what they’re learned.