Chris Madeya

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I really enjoyed this course about the different learning styles of Allied Health students. It was entertaining and kept my attention. The titles given to each leaning style will help me to remember how to address the learning styles of my students in the future.3

Chris Madeya

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Rapper style

I found this helpful in understanding the new generation of thinkers. My own daughter used to study this way. And, until I understood this is how she learned, I have a very difficult time with it.

Chris Madeya

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Teaching Allied Health classes when students don't "get it"?

I have been teaching Allied Health classes for 11 years now. And, I should have had this course available to me years ago! I have had challenges with students and their learning styles over the years. Coming from a strict, nursing background, I often found it difficult to comprehend "why" some students didn't understand? With this course, I am given an insight now on how to approach each stundent.

Chris Madeya

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Student Retention

I really enjoyed this training session. At our school, enrollment has been the lowest it has ever been. And, I think every one of my fellow instructors should complete this training session. It was very helpful in giving new ideas on how to make each and every class exciting. Examples on how to keep the students interested, excited and motivated were clearly given. Excellent course.

Chris Madeya

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Soft Skills for Instructors

I truly enjoyed taking this online program. I thought I knew exactly what "soft skills" contained, but, in fact, I learned much more about myself than I thought. I learned that I need to concentrate more on my own "personal" feelings, when discussing, teaching and relating to my coworkers on a day to day basis. I also believe, that "body language" has much to do with our "soft skills' as well as, our personal, verbal communication.