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101 Ways to Make Training Active

Silberman’s book offers trainers a toolkit of creative and interactive activities that transform passive learning environments into dynamic ones. By emphasizing participation, collaboration, and hands-on methods, the guide helps improve comprehension, motivation, and long-term retention among learners across a variety of settings.

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LB 1027.23 S55 1995

Publisher

San Francisco : Jossey-Bass., 1995

Collation

303 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780883904756

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LB 1027.23 S55 1995

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Subject(s)

Employee training
Experiential learning
Active learning techniques
Teaching methods

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101 Ways to Make Training Active by Mel Silberman was published in 1995 by Jossey-Bass. This book is a practical resource for trainers, educators, and facilitators, providing a collection of interactive strategies designed to engage participants, enhance learning retention, and make training sessions more effective.

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