by Gwen Bortner | Sep 30, 2013 | Training & Instruction
Ever hear of the adage: “Those who can do, those who can’t teach”? Although usually intended to be a negative comment, I almost always take it in a positive light. Part of the reason I am not insulted is the fact that I have found this to be true in...
by Gwen Bortner | Sep 24, 2013 | Training & Instruction
Historically I was never a big Sherlock Holmes fan. But with the recent movies and two TV series, my interest has grown. His methods, insights and attitudes are intriguing. [featured-image single-newwindow=”false” id=”130924-SherlockHolmes.jpg”...
by Gwen Bortner | Sep 14, 2013 | Presenting
Bond…. James Bond. It is an iconic statement famous throughout the English speaking world and probably much of the rest of the planet. But what can James Bond teach us about presenting? [featured-image single-newwindow=”false”...
by Gwen Bortner | Sep 6, 2013 | Training & Instruction
Have you ever had a difficult concept to share and just didn’t know where to start? Was the problem compounded by not having a lot of familiarity with your audience? I have a secret to getting my point across that has a wonderful success rate. It is not...
by Gwen Bortner | Aug 27, 2013 | Training & Instruction
Adult educators have a unique challenge in working with their students. In some cases they have forgotten how to learn and in other scenarios they have forgotten how to behave! But one rotten apple doesn’t need to ruin the whole bunch. Image via Flickr by...