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How to Turn Learners On... Without Turning Them Off: Ways to Ignite Interest in Learning

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How to Turn Learners On... Without Turning Them Off: Ways to Ignite Interest in Learning
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How to Turn Learners On gives you the power to increase student motivation and develop positive attitudes in your learners. You'll learn to:
- Minimize actions that result in negative attitudes toward a subject
- Maximize actions that make students enjoy learning
- Model the performances you want to result from instruction so students can learn by example
- Get learners excited about what you are teaching
- Make them eager to learn more
- Reduce frustration and prevent learners from giving up
Country USA
Brand Brand: Center for Effective Performance
Manufacturer Center for Effective Performance
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781879618183
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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