Tip #64: Smells, or Olfactory Engagement
Think about all the smells that engage or repel us: The aroma of coffee. The scent of perfume or cologne. Stale stuffy air in a
April 10, 2005
Think about all the smells that engage or repel us: The aroma of coffee. The scent of perfume or cologne. Stale stuffy air in a
This Tip looks at how to use music in training at various different times throughout the training program to gain attention, soothe or raise energy.
This Tip looks at the reasons why music can maximize learning because of how it engages both sides of our brain. Music Can Maximize Learning
Useful visuals, such as tables, charts and diagrams, can help to make ideas and relationships more tangible. Examples can be found on our website at:
Pictures Pictures, whether on the wall, in handout materials, or created by the participants during the session, can add immediacy, color, and vibrancy to concepts.
Jeff Anthony of Anthony Consulting has introduced me to the visual and organizational impact of a wall process map. Prepared Agenda Map One use of
This Tip looks at the three elements that help to make a presenter more effective: posture, presence, and projection. Three Elements That Help Make a
Teach only a few things at a time. The number of things will vary, depending upon the degree of familiarity that the learners have with
This tip discusses why it is important to incorporate physical movement into training programs to increase learning and retention. Incorporate Physical Movement A Positive Impact