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Credits
- Mindmap layout (c) 2017 by Eric Bouchet
Book and content (c) 1997 by Sharon Bowman
Content used with permission from the author
Icons from Manuella Langella
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WE REMEMBER
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10%
- of what we read
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20%
- of what we hear
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30%
- of what we see
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50%
- of what we see & hear
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80%
- of what we say
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90%
- of what we say & do
- if you want them to HEAR it, YOU talk
if you want them to LEARN it, THEY talk
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Never talk longer
than the average age
of the group
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adult audience
- 20-30 minutes
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then let them DO SOMETHING
- w/ what you said
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break lecture
- in little doings
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12 Pair Shares
- #1 - turn to your neighbour
- #2 - doodle the most important point
- #3 - turn to person behind you
- #4 - stand up, turn to your neighbour
- #5 - think of a motion
- #6 - represent with a sound
- #7 - one way to use the information
- #8 - Pop Quiz question to the person behind you
- #9 - represent with an animal
- #10 - your life depends on remembering what you heard
- #11 - stand up, move around the room
- #12 - write one word
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The person
doing the most talking
is doing the most learning
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Van & Vanna Volunteers
- participant write
- Writing Rotation
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Note-Taking
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people remember more
- what THEY write
- vs. what YOU write
- doodles, words, mind-map, …
- Homeplay
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Play break
- homeplay at a break
- Wait Time
- Coaching
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Tell it with stories
- what is most personal is most universal
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2 crucial points
- your story needs to be your own
- if you quote someone else's story, give full credit
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Balance
active and passive
ways of learning
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8 Personal Reflections
- #1 - write 3 things you learned
- #2 - write one sentence explaining what you just heard in least 30min
- #3 - draw a face that represents how you feel
- #4 - write question on scratch paper
- #5 - write a WOW + a HOW-ABOUT ? on post-it note
- #6 - write 3 ways you could use the information
- #7 - spend next 4 minutes reading & reviewing information
- #8 - draw doodles on the information
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4 Energizers
- Micro & macro stretches
- Musical mingle
- Movin' Madness
- Face to Face
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Walk your talk
- Don't preach about something
you are not willing to do yourself
or have not yet practiced
- Who you are are
speaks louder than
what you say
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Active bodies
= active brains
- The body remembers
what the mind may forget
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4 Activities
- Gallery Walk
- Follow the yellow brick road
- Steppin' out
- Movin' and Groovin'
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The process is
as important
as the product
- You learn from pain
and you learn from pleasure
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4 Bonus tips
- Create a comfort zone
- Food is for thought
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"Zen" the room
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mantra
- "I'm glad you're here.
I'm glad to be here.
I know what I know."
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take a moment
- to make eye contact
w/ as many people as possible
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Connect people to people
- group dynamics
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3 activities
- TENS
- Touch, Eyes, Name, Smile
- Mingle-Mingle
- Birds of a feather
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You master
what you teach
- Make them TEACH
to someone else
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4 Activities
- Showtime
- Terrific teachers
- Something old, something new
- Shine on
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Be the "guide-on-the-side",
not the "sage-on-the-stage"
- I am the guide
who creates the learning experience
and then steps back
to let the learners take over
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You teach best
what you most need to learn
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Bonus tips
- It's OK to say "I don't know"
- Feel the fear and do it anyway
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Endings
and
Beginnings
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4 Closing activities
- Picture it perfect
- Wash the car
- Reception line
- Snowball fight