>Something that Neil said,
>>While some people are trying to recreate classrooms
>>online, others are saying "the classroom is a marginal place to learn
>>anyway, let's try something different."
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>reminded me of something - For me, the adult training classroom has some
>negative transfer affect associated with it, before I even begin. Every
>time I go into this environment, I am reminded of many previous negative
>'adult training' experiences conducted using this format (the butcher's
>paper for group work, the whiteboard, the games...the manipulative or false
>consultant). So before the new training even begins, I am skeptical, if not
>cynical... for this reason alone it might be worth considering options.
>
>I wonder if any of you have the same reaction to the standard classroom.
>(Or am I revealing myself as an old cynic?)
Ashleigh,
Yes, to your last sentence in brackets.
Kerry Douglas
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