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Participant-Centered Education Rules!

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Which of these LOs

important to you?

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1. Compare & contrast pedagogy, andragogy,

expert-centered & participant-centered

education.

2. Identify the four essential components of

instructional interactivity.

3. Discuss how to overcome common

resistance to participant-centered

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Write down what you know

about participant-centered

education.

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Share your thoughts with

those around you.

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Why is the majority of association education

both F2F and online didactic & expert-centered?

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Way we were taught in school.

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Education model built upon industrial

revolution model.

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16th & 17th Century Puritan Beliefs

Knowledge & wisdom evil.

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Adults were to direct, limit & control a

child‘s learning.

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If children didn’t know, then we could

keep them innocent.

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Root of pedagogy – art & science of

how to teach children.

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Pedagogy – focused on expert-centric

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Telling does not

lead to learning.

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Presenters talk, audiences listen.

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Experts decide what content audience

needs to know.

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Experts first, audiences second.

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Andragogy is the art & science of helping

adults learn.

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Andragogy focuses on the learner first &

their needs, then how to help the adult

learn that content.

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Andragogy is learner-centric education.

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Why should associations

change to andragogy,

learner-centric &

participant centric models?

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20 years of

research in

neuroscience,

biology & cognitive

psychology on how

human brain learns.

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Evidence points to one singular conclusion:

The one who does the work, does the

learning.”

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What work? What is

learning?

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Learning is not a conduit.

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Learning is not a conduit.

Experts have an idea. They share it with the

audience & then audience has it.

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Implicit in process is that

learning is passive.

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If knowledge can be handed to us,

then all we need to do is receive it.

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Learning is more like construction.

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Learning is more like construction.

We have to actively construct our own

meaning of it.

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Info has to be worked with, questioned,

tested, practiced, applied.

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raw materials of info are transformed and tested

as audience builds their own understanding.

Your education should be like a...

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How does “your education

should be like a construction

site” affect your offerings?

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

1. Context

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

Context – must be meaningful

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For participant-centered education to rule

it must contain context.

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What impact does context have

on credentialing & certification

programs?

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

1. Context

2. Challenge

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

2. Challenge – some type of question

the learner needs to answer

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For participant-centered education to rule

it must contain a challenge.

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

1. Context

2. Challenge

3. Activity

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

3. Activity – physical gesture to the

context & challenge

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

3. Activity – ways to communicate

decisions, demonstrate abilities, ask for

assistance, test ideas, state answers.

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For participant-centered education to rule

it must contain an activity.

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

1. Context

2. Challenge

3. Activity

4. Feedback

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

4. Feedback – acknowledgement of

learner’s activity & info about

effectiveness

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For participant-centered education to rule

it must contain feedback.

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4 Components of Instructional Interactivity

1. Context

2. Challenge

3. Activity

4. Feedback

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EVP, Education & Engagement

Velvet Chainsaw Consulting

[email protected]

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