LEARNING MYTHS (Fargo)
As learning and development professionals, we make some assumptions about how we can best help people learn. But many of these assumptions are really considered myths. How much of the brain do we really use? Do learning styles impact learning performance? Can left brain or right brain dominance explain individual differences among learners? What about the 70-20-10 model?
This session will explore some of the most popular learning myths, why they continue to persist, and what research says about them.
PRESENTER
Tino Simon, Business Program Manager, Microsoft
Tino Simon has over 20 years of training and technology experience with a variety of organizations including Microsoft, General Electric, Gateway Computers, the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Department of State and North Dakota State University. He has worked training creation and delivery for a wide range of technologies and soft skills. Currently he manages global training programs at Microsoft.Tino holds an MBA, and is finishing up a PhD in Adult and Occupational Education.
Details: Lunch is included for all attendees.
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