Thursday, July 23, 2009

Coloring the Learning World
Do you consider color when creating a workbook, PowerPoint presentation, setting up a classroom, or determining what to wear?

You should.

In my new article series, posted on Examiner.com, I examine the information that brain research experts have compiled related to the effects of color on human beings. I then relate those research findings to the brain-based, accelerated learning, Learnertainment(r) focused classroom.

You can find the article here.

Or here: http://www.examiner.com/x-8694-Workplace-Training-and-Development-Examiner~y2009m7d19-How-to-use-color-to-make-presentations-more-effective.

Happy coloring. Your learners will thank you.
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The Learnertainment® Eight

The eight principles of Learnertainment® and their associated action steps are:

1. Emotion Creates Memory - Evoke Emotion

2. Perspectives Deepen Meaning - Layer Learning

3. The Environment Talks - Stage the Surroundings

4. Visuals Aid Retention - Present with Props

5. Suggestions Guide Outcomes - Make it Magical

6. Sound Trumps Sight - Mix in Music

7. Laughter Produces Positivity - Harness Humor

8. Professionalism Produces Results - Perfect the Performance


Use the Learnertainment® Eight and you will focus the spotlight directly where it should be: on learning!


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