February 13, 2012
Sticky Teaching
In early March I'll be presenting some material to teachers who volunteer at North Coast Church. Coaching those who present information - in or outside the church - always comes back to what we now know about the brain. So I decided to create an infographic to help communicate some of the main information. I call it sticky teaching.
In early March I'll be presenting some material to teachers who volunteer at North Coast Church. Coaching those who present information—in or outside the church—always comes back to what we now know about the brain. So I decided to create an infographic to help communicate some of the main information.
I call it sticky teaching because the goal, whenever we're presenting, is to make sure our message sticks. That's even more important for these volunteers.
Downloads
You can download it here. Note, this is the Christian version, with verses on it.
The less committed version, for the general public, can be downloaded here. (no verses)
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Chris Lema has spent twenty-five years in tech leadership, product development, and coaching. He builds AI-powered tools that help experts package what they know, build authority, and create programs people pay for. He writes about AI, leadership, and motivation.
