Deborah Frances-White - Creating the ideal learning state - LT16 Conference

Learning practice
The early years of our lives are spent learning an important lesson: that learning happens at desks, in silence and involves a great deal of concentration. And, above all, it is never, ever, fun. Deborah Frances-White begs to differ, pointing out that the ideal state for learning often involves playfulness, conversation and — above all — replacing that familiar school room anguish. Oh, and it can be fun, too.

Chair: Niall Gavin, Formerly Head of Technology Assisted Learning, FirstGroup Plc

Creating the ideal learning state

Deborah Frances-White, Comedian, Screenwriter and Executive Coach, The Spontaneity Shop

How can you put learners in the optimum state for learning? In this session popular Learning Technologies speaker Deborah Frances-White returns to help us tackle some of the ‘blockers’ that come between people and learning. Deborah will look at neurology, group dynamics and playful, practical techniques that will allow a group to learn without even realising they're doing it, by getting them into the right state of mind.

• Why the mind is not always ready to learn
• ‘Pitching’ learning the right way for the best mental state
• Why ‘guessing’ is so much better than ‘inventing’ for learners
• How playfulness makes learning easier
• Tips for using this approach in your next session

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