8 Strategies to Spark Learning and Change
Training expert Mel Silberman is the father of the popular and effective active training method. In his landmark textbook, Active Training, he identified the specific characteristics of the active training method that results in deeper learning and improved retention. Now, Training the Active Training Way takes the next step by distilling the active training method into eight core strategies that trainers can use to craft interactive and engaging training, even for the most challenging training assignments such as technical skills training, and information-rich (and often dull) content.
Your role as a trainer, therefore, is to spark and guide their learning and help to
make it last. How to do that is what Training the Active Training Way is all about.
The “active training way” was first introduced back in 1990 in my book, Active
Training: A Handbook of Techniques, Designs, Case Examples, and Tips. (The
third edition of this book will soon be published.) On the heels of Active Training's
success, I compiled a fieldbook to go along with it entitled 101 Ways to Make ...
