The definition of "entertain" is "pleasantly hold attention." Teachers must accomplish this without training, as the skill is not taught in college. Create Captivating Classes fills this gap in teachers' training.
The definition of "entertain" is "pleasantly hold attention." Teachers must accomplish this without training, as the skill is not taught in college. Create Captivating Classes fills this gap in teachers' training.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Prologue Introduction Preface Who is This Guy? The Big Idea Part I - Entertaining Chapter 1 Attention, Please! Your Competition Work vs. Fun? Entertaining Lessons - Time Wasters or Time Savers? Chapter 2 Anatomy of Character Creating Your Character Mirror, Mirror Priority One Chapter 3 The Power of Laughter Learning to be Funny Funny is as Funny Does Targets for Humor The Best Source of Humor Call-Backs/Running Gags Sight Gags Ad-Libbing - Making it up as you go? Ad-Libs and Music Chapter 4 Hecklers Pacing Brain Overload Chapter 5 Creating Interest But Isn't That...LYING? Chapter 6 Does This Ring a "Bell?" Bell Curves and Hecklers Part II - Putting a Show Together Chapter 7 Routine (Lesson) Design Start at the End Chapter 8 The Hook Chapter 9 Getting There is Half the Fun Chapter 10 Following the Yellow Brick Road Chapter 11 If the Shoe Fits...Teach It Putting Together a Full Show How Routine Development Relates to Lesson Plans Chapter 12 Getting Your Feet Wet Part III - Selling It Chapter 13 How Much is that Lesson in the Window? Chapter 14 Your Rapport Card Chapter 15 Highly Effective Habits More Information on Sales Techniques Part IV - Marketing Chapter 16 Becoming the Pied Piper R & D Chapter 17 Weapons of Mass Instruction Authority Scarcity Commitment/Consistency Reciprocation Liking Humor Chapter 18 Liking, Association, and Dog Training More Information Part V - Loose Ends Chapter 19 Tying Up Loose Ends 5 & 45 Chapter 20 The (Rail)Roads of Change Chapter 21 GIGO The Next Step... A Final Thought...
Prologue Introduction Preface Who is This Guy? The Big Idea Part I - Entertaining Chapter 1 Attention, Please! Your Competition Work vs. Fun? Entertaining Lessons - Time Wasters or Time Savers? Chapter 2 Anatomy of Character Creating Your Character Mirror, Mirror Priority One Chapter 3 The Power of Laughter Learning to be Funny Funny is as Funny Does Targets for Humor The Best Source of Humor Call-Backs/Running Gags Sight Gags Ad-Libbing - Making it up as you go? Ad-Libs and Music Chapter 4 Hecklers Pacing Brain Overload Chapter 5 Creating Interest But Isn't That...LYING? Chapter 6 Does This Ring a "Bell?" Bell Curves and Hecklers Part II - Putting a Show Together Chapter 7 Routine (Lesson) Design Start at the End Chapter 8 The Hook Chapter 9 Getting There is Half the Fun Chapter 10 Following the Yellow Brick Road Chapter 11 If the Shoe Fits...Teach It Putting Together a Full Show How Routine Development Relates to Lesson Plans Chapter 12 Getting Your Feet Wet Part III - Selling It Chapter 13 How Much is that Lesson in the Window? Chapter 14 Your Rapport Card Chapter 15 Highly Effective Habits More Information on Sales Techniques Part IV - Marketing Chapter 16 Becoming the Pied Piper R & D Chapter 17 Weapons of Mass Instruction Authority Scarcity Commitment/Consistency Reciprocation Liking Humor Chapter 18 Liking, Association, and Dog Training More Information Part V - Loose Ends Chapter 19 Tying Up Loose Ends 5 & 45 Chapter 20 The (Rail)Roads of Change Chapter 21 GIGO The Next Step... A Final Thought...
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