El aprendizaje de los adultos: Teorías y estrategias para los entrenadores, instructores y directores
En la industria del cuidado infantil, muchos entrenadores de adultos surgen de posiciones de liderazgo de algunos programas. A menudo, estas personas tienen poca o ninguna educación formal sobre cómo aprenden los adultos. Este curso está diseñado para proporcionar una base en las teorías y estrategias que ayudarán a los instructores y entrenadores de estudiantes adultos a desarrollarse a su máximo potencial.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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It’s an excellent course. Aboarding differents teories that we can use to teach adult students.