by Jeffrey Seckendorf | Aug 14, 2017 | Jeff's Blogs
I think it is human nature to want to have your best employee be the face of your company when it comes time to educate your clients or other employees. But just because the person you choose to teach is smart and knows your material, that does not necessarily make...
by Jeffrey Seckendorf | Jul 6, 2017 | Jeff's Blogs
Comfort Zone – The Most Destructive Thing in Education The greatest challenge teaching instructor trainers is getting them to stop teaching whatever subject they are good at doing and start teaching teaching. Here’s an example from years of teaching scuba...
by Jeffrey Seckendorf | Apr 11, 2017 | Jeff's Blogs
Over-Teaching – When you don’t have the confidence to let a student discover something for him or herself. OR When your ego is so out of control that you have to prove to students how much you know. Over-teaching is one of the greatest blocks to good education....
by Jeffrey Seckendorf | Nov 12, 2016 | Jeff's Blogs
There are four levels of learning that we can apply to any teaching situation, and they must be taught in order. Rote learning is memorization. Watch someone do something, then repeat it. Understanding is how something works. Application is why something works....
by Jeffrey Seckendorf | Jul 24, 2015 | Jeff's Blogs
A short audio blog about saving time on a film set. Runs 6 1/2 minutes.
