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"The definition of the word 'humane' is:
That which is marked or motivated by concern with the alleviation of suffering."
In his article on HumanE Presentations, Rich Allen opens by asking us, "What if our #1 goal as corporate presenters was to make the experience as humane as possible for the people involved?"
To begin to understand what's at stake, we must first understand why Allen capitalizes the letter E.
He explains that it stands for Engagement, because "that is the core of every dynamic, valuable, and successful presentation. When people are truly engaged, fully emotionally present and involved, they will remember our presentations. Not just that they had a good time - but the actual content."
What follows are the nine strategies which, when used together, will ensure that whatever information you hope to convey will be memorable for your audience or class.
To read the complete article, Click Here.
Richard Allen is an international consultant with more than 25 years experience coaching trainers and educators. Cofounder and president of Education Illustrated, he has taken the TrainSmart strategies around the world.
For more great teaching techniques to help accelerate learning, read Allen's hands-on book Green Light Classrooms.
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