How to Easily Teach Anyone Anything is the Focus of Teach The Art of Teaching Adults



May 20, 2005 -- Beginning with basic teaching techniques and progressing through lesson plans, discipline, and avoiding common mistakes, "Teach!" offers a step-by-step approach to achieving positive results. A comphrensive overview of presentation skills for business, education, professional, and informal settings contribute to the handbook's effective use in classroom and workplace.

"You have created something here which needs to be read by anyone in a teaching setting. You have made the jobs of our instructors and coordinators a lot easier with this book. They all love it," says Robert J. Krul, Apprenticeship Coordinator, United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers.

Filled with Meyer's humor and the honesty of hard lessons learned as a high school and college vocational instructor, teacher trainer, and college dean, "Teach!" skips theory and focuses on practical applications. Meyer gives clear examples, checklists, and helpful advice to avoid costly mistakes that can derail even the best intentions. Directors of many educational, professional and vocational training programs recommend the book.

"We have spent thousands of dollars in Instructor Education over the last several years, but the best money we have ever spent was purchasing the Teach! book by Leo Meyer. It is the most concise and well-written book about teaching I have ever seen," says Mel Switzer, Associate Training Director of the Alameda County JATC.

Director of Education at California College, Lynda L. Wheeler, "Your textbook Teach! should be read by all directors of education and teachers from all sectors of education. The text is straightforward and easy to follow. Meyer gives us a step-by-step method for teachers to learn to monitor their effectiveness, relate to the student and to assess knowledge with a variety of methods."

Leo Meyer is the author of Sheet Metal and has written more than 50 books. He is former associate dean of instruction for vocational education at Chabot College, instructor at the University of California-Berkeley, and a high school teacher.

Price: $16.95; Pages 152; Book type: Paper; Size: 6 x 9; ISBN 0-88069-037-2.

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How to Easily Teach Anyone Anything is the Focus of Teach The Art of Teaching Adults