Adult Learning: Theories and Strategies for Trainers, Coaches and Directors
In the early care industry, many instructors of adults evolve from program leadership positions. Often, these individuals have little to no formal education in how adults learn. This course is designed to provide a foundation in adult learning theories and strategies that will help instructors and coaches of adult learners grow to their full potential.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Stephen LEESVILLE, LA –
Enjoyed the course
Linda LAS VEGAS, NV –
Great catalogue of courses
Jackie FREMONT, CA –
Appreciate course flexibility. Works well for busy learners.
Lakesha NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV –
very informative
Estela PHOENIX, AZ –
First time I gain knowledge about Theories on Adult Learners. Intersant.
mistie SOMERVILLE, TN –
Thank you for the opportunity.
Jennifer DELAVAN, WI –
This course was very well organized
Amber AMARILLO, TX –
Great presentation! Very informative and can use information presented!
Mary NEWPORT NEWS, VA –
The handouts were great to use doing this course. There were a lot of helpful bits of information within.
Darleen DOUGLASVILLE, GA –
Great training. Thank you.
Tawanda LAS VEGAS, NV –
Thank you, I liked that I could go at my own pace.
Susan SOUTHBURY, CT –
just thank you for providing such excellent material.
Alba MASPETH, NY –
everything was great
Susan ALEXANDRIA, VA –
Handouts were a great resource
Geraldine CHICAGO, IL –
I enjoyed this study, even though it was a lot of theories.
Ann FARMINGTON, CT –
Wow soo much great information!
Marsha HUDSON, MA –
I am a note taker, so I like the handouts to follow along and takes notes. It’s very handy with quizes and exams.
Maria CHICAGO, IL –
Great course!
Susan JACKSONVILLE, FL –
Very comprejhensive yet clear. Extremely valuable course – I would strongly recommend it to any trainers.
Tanya NORTH WALES, PA –
very pleased with the course content and online learning tools
Queayna YPSILANTI, MI –
This training was very thurough. I enjoyed the images as well.
Marisa LAS VEGAS, NV –
Great content and very informative
Tammy RIVERDALE, IL –
I enjoy it
Kathy SOUTH HOLLAND, IL –
I found this course to be informative and somewhat rigorous. I want to be challenged to ensure that I am broadening by knowledge based. Thank you.
Michelle COLORADO SPRINGS, CO –
This was an informative course and even though I have used many of the strategies, it’s always nice to refresh the brain and glean new ideas!
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Lynn POWNAL, VT –
Keep up the great work!
Gayle SUMTER, SC –
Learned ways to encourage adult learners to become engaged and wanting to learn.