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How to Create a Niche Education Facilitator Program

LifterLMS

She highlights the need of specific programs and qualified facilitators in this specialty to help preteens navigate these difficulties and acquire critical SEL skills. In response to the niche’s need for current and easily accessible information, Barbara decided to make the facilitator training program available online.

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How to build a diversity & inclusion training program

TalentLMS

The next may seem a bit vague: actually rolling out the diversity and inclusion training program. This article will cover exactly what you need to know to get started, including what to include in your curriculum and tips for rolling it out effectively. It should also enable the behaviors that support these results.

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More Management Lessons From Nonprofits

The Performance Improvement Blog

Lublin says more about this in an article for The Huffington Post. She says in that post that businesses should learn three major financial lessons from nonprofits: 1. Well run non-profits do not waste anything; they keep operating expenses at a minimum and apply most of every dollar to programs and services.

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Broken or just bruised? Why traditional executive education is struggling, and how the right program can help

CLO Magazine

Consider, too, that many of today’s executive education programs: Rely on broad theory, not detailed strategy. As a 2019 Forbes article observed, “It’s certain that the same choices made by different people [at] different times will not create the same result.” Follow an out-of-date, one-size-fits-all framework. Here’s how. .

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5 Ways to Help Learners Stick with Your Course

LearnDash

Based on behavioral psychology research, we know that habits can be divided into three parts: the cue, the behavior, and the reward. This is the behavior that most of us associate with the habit. The behavior between cue and reward can be relatively complex (boiling water, grinding beans, putting them in a coffee filter, etc.),

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Simulated Experience is the New Baseball Practice

Attensi

Think about it as being able to treat practice like “game time” – simulate situations that bolster authentic experience for employees and trigger learning through behavioral change. This is crucial when needing a program that supports scalability and high-growth models. Take the economic crash of 2008, as an example.

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Training for Behavior Change Can be Harder than It Looks

The Learning Dispatch

Tips for creating and delivering training that influences behavior. Whether it is due to a new process, business goals, or regulations, any time you need to change your staff’s behaviors or ways of doing things, you’ll need to plan your training campaign carefully to ensure you’re positioning the participants for success.