From the Editor's Desk - January 2010
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Welcome to this edition of Wavelength.
The weather is warming up at an alarming pace. At this rate
I’d be putting away my woolens by the next week. Spring is
lovely. Unlike winter it doesn’t inhibit action, and unlike
summer it doesn’t make your mind go into an overdrive. Spring
is a happy season. It colors everything in a beautiful youthful
green. The sheen that covers every new leaf, tells us that the world
isn’t a bad place at all...and that there’s a lot of
innocence and love in it – you just need to look for it.
When we design and implement training programs, sometimes,
we forget to look deeper. We don’t try to figure out our audience’s
schema. Often we end up using our schema, with our correct or incorrect
suppositions, and this results in ineffective learning for the participant.
The Mystery
of the Month article for February helps us explore the schema
theory. Read the Wavelength article, “Schema
Theory & It’s Learning Implications” at http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/articles/schema_theory_and_its_learning_implications.htm
You’ve probably checked already; the Online courses begin
their next sessions on April 01, 2010. Here are the details.
About Wavelength’s other On-Ground Courses and
Training Programs:
The IDCWC
contact course: March 28, 2010
The AS3DC
contact course: March 28, 2010
The FAADC
contact course: March 27, 2010
(How are Wavelength Courses different?
Read
the Philosophy of Wavelength Courses here)
All the Best!
Warm Regards,
Shafali
Shafali R. Anand.
(Editor & Publisher - Wavelength)
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