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We love hearing from you! We can’t say it too often —without your generous contributions, we’d have very...

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posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

What Kind of Animal Are You Anyway?

What animal are you most like? That’s the first question students have to answer in Karen Gonzales’...

What Kind of Animal Are You Anyway?
posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

Arm-in-Arm Involvement

Sonja Hollan, a Houston-based educational consultant starts sessions by inviting students to come for­ward one at a...

Arm-in-Arm Involvement
posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

Still Like That Old-Time Rock-A-Stack...

A lot of toddlers have a Fisher-Price Rock-A-Stack, the nursery toy with the col­orful stacking “donuts”...

Still Like That Old-Time Rock-A-Stack Toy?
posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike
Sweet Remembrances

Sweet Remembrances

posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

Review time is candy time in CTT member Shannon Fouts’ sessions, where the kids’ game, Candyland is central to the process.  The...

Kids’ Game Makes Child’s Play of Review

Kids’ Game Makes Child’s Play of Review...

posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

Remember the old children’s game that asks each player to repeat a list and then add to it?: I went on a picnic and I brought an apple; a...

Mind Reading by Numbers

Mind Reading by Numbers

posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

The answer is … 27. It is always fun to create the impression that you can read course participants’ minds. But beyond the fun, telepathy...

In Difficult Times, Remember This

In Difficult Times, Remember This

posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

In these challenging times, instructors and participants alike may need a little bit of balancing before delving into daily work. To set...

A Training Twist: Do Your Best, Then Top It

A Training Twist: Do Your Best, Then Top It

posted on: Jan 25, 2012 | author: Bob Pike

Ask your participants to stand, stretch their arms out (make sure there’s enough space between participants so that they don’t touch one another)...

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