“Elevator Speech” regarding the truth about training;
Do you remember those seminars when we had to go to every year to keep our licenses, and when we would hear a new style or strategy about dealing with our students? We would get this great lecture that promised us how this would change all of the problems we encounter in class. Once the seminar was over we would be pumped up on wanting to practice the methods they just showed us, but then realizing, how are we going to do this? How can I modify what they talked about to the issues I am dealing with in my class? I even received this certificate stating I am an expert from this training. How can I be an expert if I have no idea how to implement the lecture? Real training is not only a lecture; it’s getting the practice to be fluent on the implementation and also the ability to generalize to new issues when they arise. A true training will prepare the client to be able to adapt to the changes one would face, becoming an improved person in the field for themselves and their organization. Here’s my card, call me when you want our team to prepare your next seminar and/or workshop. Thank you for meeting with me.
