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teaching
10 posts
Affecting Lives
Sophie Idromenos talks about the influences we have as teachers. How we inspire and even alter lives
What makes a good or effective coach?
By Jean Dorff
Understanding the importance of sport combined with the fact that the majority of athletes see their coach as the number one influential element in the their competitive experience begs us to look closer at the role and responsibilities of a coach
Teaching methods
By Martha Ann Marie Harper
Most individuals have a primary learning process of which four examples are given. While working on my Educational degree, a professor missed detailing one of his lecture points on the board. When I asked if he would write it out he commented, “Miss Harper, I forgot that one of your primary learning processes is visual.”
The Pierre Dulaine class room method
The Dulaine Method Respect & Compassion: At the very core of the Dulaine Method is the essential respect…
The Dumbing Down of Technique
By Barry Gasson As a coach involved in training students for professional examinations, I am becoming more and…
Learning levels
Find out from Domen Krapez about his notes on the different levels of learning
What is Volume?
As it happens to all teachers and coaches, sometimes I am asked to help a couple achieve what another teacher or coach had asked of them.
Teacher / Trainer / Coach – Who Am I
Michael Herdlitzka takes a closer look at this question that moves many of us
The Teacher Says…
By Fred Bijster
A good friend of mine did primary school and decided that was enough. He was seen as “not one of the brightest” at school. At this moment he is a tycoon in Holland, advising companies and ministers alike, giving lectures everywhere and running some 20 companies of his own.
Teaching: Tools – Methods – Discussion
Richard Leblanc from the York University in Toronto, Canada gives us his take on what good teaching is. Followed by a discussion