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Teaching Beyond Your Own Style

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Teaching Beyond Your Own Style

By: Jennifer Sedlock
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Are you connecting with every student by covering all the styles of personality and communication in your teaching? As educators, we all have our strengths and best ways of communicating. We also have a good idea that we need to reach out to others who process and decide things very differently. Covering four areas of preferences will reveal the needs of each style and how we can flex to include everyone in the room. Your students will feel more understood, find increased clarity and better understand your lessons.

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Jennifer Sedlock writes and presents this concise and informative guide to maximizing your effectiveness as an educator, no matter who or what you may be teaching.

Sedlock's Teaching Beyond Your Own Style focuses on how individual teachers, with their own unique styles of teaching, can adjust their approach to optimize interaction with students who might have different learning and communication styles. This well-organized guide focuses on four distinct learning preferences, and Sedlock's calm presentation inspires confidence in her advice and analysis, which may prove useful to any educators looking to kick their classrooms into high gear.
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Sounds like this was recorded in the narrator’s bathroom. Distracting echo. Come on people. Audio quality for an AUDIO book is not an afterthought. It is critical. Info was helpful but there seemed to be a lot of padding to stretch things out. 10 minutes to define introverts and extroverts? To an audience of educators?? This project needed an editor and/or producer. And a professional studio and microphone.

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