Reposting the Free Infographics from the March 19th Webinar
My deepest thanks to those of you who attended my March 19th 2019 webinar “Six Brain-Science Principles that Trump Traditional Training, Teaching, and Presenting.” Here, I’m reposting the free infographics that I referred to during the webinar, as well as other free resources to explore, download, and share.
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My webinar – Six Brain-Science Principles That Trump Traditional Training, Teaching, and Presenting – was held on March 19th 2019. During the webinar, I referred to three free items available for downloading, printing, and sharing: two free infographics and one free handout. Below are the links to these items:
6 Brain-Science Principles Infographic
Got a Minute? 60-Second Activities to Revisit Content
Six Brain-Science Principles Handout
Below are a few more free resources (blog posts) that will deepen your understanding of the webinar concepts and that will give you more ways to use the six brain-science principles:
Using Images to Boost Learning
Topic-Related Body Breaks
One-Minute Openers and Closers
Who’s Doing the Most Talking, Moving, or Writing?
From Low Risk to High Risk
The Six Trumps Bookmark to go with the Six Trumps Guide
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Using Brain Science to Make Training Stick
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