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Welcome to People Management, my latest podcast that coversthe essentials of what every manager needs to know to effectively manage the peoplewho work for you. People are the key tosuccess in the modern knowledge economy and yet they are also often a manager’sbiggest headache. Why? Because people are unpredictable, capable ofboth stunning success a…
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A truism about learning new skills is that the more we do it, the better we should become at that skill. While it is true that practice yields positive results, it turns out that all practice is not equally effective. To get the most out of practice time, I will present three strategies that have proven to be effective in accelerating skill and com…
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No greater thrill excites the super learner than discovering new knowledge. Research is the main way this is accomplished today. Knowing how to conduct research, how to locate and curate research material and how to distinguish fact from opinion are critical skills in the digital world we inhabit. The internet is a vast treasure trove of human expe…
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Webinars have become popular now that the Coronavirus Pandemic has forced cancellation of live classes and seminars. Learn seven best practices for designing and delivering effective webinars as part of Training Education Management's Learning to Learn podcast series. Dr. Don Ford guides you through the best practices for webinars. --- Support this…
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In this podcast on memory, I explore effective techniques to help us remember when we need to. I will describe the most common memory techniques in detail in this podcast, but in general, memory is enhanced when we can associate something known with something unknown or something simple with something complex. This podcast describes memory techniqu…
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We have all experienced the frustration of learning something new but being unable to remember it when we need it. Memory is clearly a key ingredient in learning, since it is our ability to remember that allows us to apply new learning. In this two-part podcast, I will first address how memory, recall and recognition work. In Part II, I’ll share pr…
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In the first of a series of podcasts, I will share what I have learned over a lifetime of teaching others and learning how to learn better myself. I have been a successful learner all my life, through schooling up to a Ph.D. in Education and throughout my adult life. I'd like to share some valuable tips to help anyone maximize their learning and be…
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