How to teach adult learners
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Adults learn differently than children. When teaching adults, it is important to first generate interest in the topic through stories, metaphors, experiments or cases rather than immediately presenting solutions. The teacher should understand the problems and needs of the audience by allowing them to speak first. Only after interest is generated and the problem is specified should the teacher provide the solution and get the students to take action by using the product step-by-step while also teaching tricks and reminding of the benefits.
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- 1. Let s talk about teaching...
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- 14. Specify the problem Generate interest
- 15. What difficulties and problems does your audience face?
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- 17. Specify the problem Generate interest Give the solution
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