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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2024 · 27 MIN

The Power of Active Learning

from How Adults Learn Affectively · host Lucas Leshe

In this episode, Bryan Donsky and Lucas Leshe discuss the principles of active learning, emphasizing its importance in adult education. They share personal experiences, including travel anecdotes, to illustrate how activities enhance learning. The conversation explores the balance between active and passive learning, the significance of creating engaging learning environments, and the application of training techniques in real-world scenarios. The hosts highlight the need for trainers to adapt their methods based on participant engagement and the learning context.

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In this episode, Bryan Donsky and Lucas Leshe discuss the principles of active learning, emphasizing its importance in adult education. They share personal experiences, including travel anecdotes, to illustrate how activities enhance learning. The...

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