Tip #1022: My Equatorial Guinea Adventure: Heading Home
I took the hotel shuttle to the airport and luckily there was a guy there who knew where I had to go and what I
I took the hotel shuttle to the airport and luckily there was a guy there who knew where I had to go and what I
I just returned from a two-hour car tour of Malabo. We went by the National Park, and I would have loved to walk there, but
Today’s Topic: Making Presentations We recapped the previous four days by playing Jeopardy. One team (they named themselves Joaquin’s) was very competitive and kept a
Today’s topic was “Presentation Skills.” We began the day with a relay race to recap Day Three’s content. The two teams competed to add Day
Today’s topic was “Now Hear This! Active Listening Skills.” The group came in for an 8:45 am start. I had them play “Grab the Koosh”
Today’s topic was Bridging the Communication Gap. Setting up the laptop to work with the LCD projector and plugging the laptop and I pod player
By the time you read this, I will have been in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea in Africa for three days and have facilitated the second of
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If your participants are bored, you’re doing something wrong. If your participants are checking their phones or nodding off, you are probably lecturing at them.
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