TTC - Art of Teaching

Taught By Professor Patrick N. Allitt Format: MP3 Bitrate: 32 Kbps The Art of Teaching: Best Practices from a Master Educator, one of the most dynamic and innovative Great Courses we've ever produced, is designed to help you achieve new levels of success as a teacher. These 24 lectures will help you develop and enhance your teaching style; provide you with invaluable methods, tools, and advice for handling all manner of teaching scenarios; and open your eyes to how other teachers—and their students—think about and approach this life-changing profession. An invaluable aid, this course's insights are useful to a wide variety of teachers and people in other leadership positions: Current teachers at the college and high-school levels Aspiring teachers and teachers in training Corporate managers and trainers Public speakers In addition, The Art of Teaching has value for anyone who's curious about how academic education in the 21st century works. While the examples used in this course are rooted in the world of academia, the concepts and principles they illustrate— lecturing, presenting, leading discussion groups, using technologies, and using creativity and innovation —can be put to use in nearly every situation in which you're required to teach and lead. 24 Lectures 30 minutes / lecture 1 The Magic of Everyday Communication 2 The Complex Layers of Face-to-Face Talk 3 The Social Context That Shapes Our Talk 4 The Operations of the Cognitive Unconscious 5 The Conscious Mind in Perception 6 The Conscious Mind in Using Language 7 The Conscious Mind and Emotion 8 The Development of Our Sense of Self 9 Self, Attachment, and Self-Esteem 10 Protecting the Self in Face-to-Face Talk 11 Conscious Self-Talk and Self-Management 12 Challenges to Effective Communication 13 Talking to Connect and Build Relationships 14 Differences, Disagreement, and Control Talk 15 Commands, Accusations, and Blame 16 Healing Relationships with Dialogue Talk 17 Focus on the Other—The Heart of Dialogue 18 Assertive Dialogue to Manage Disagreement 19 Compassionate Confrontation 20 Communication, Gender, and Culture 21 Talking Our Way to Lasting Relationships 22 Leadership, Appreciation, and Productivity 23 Dialogue and Appreciation—Engaged Employees 24 Dialogue—Ethical Choices behind Our Talk

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gmeades (2011-09-13)

This is an MP3 rip from the DVD.
The product is not available from the source as an MP3, because you will not get the full learning experience that was intended if you only listen to the MP3's.
While the mp3's may save space, if you're not going to learn all that you're supposed to learn from the material, why waste your time and cheat yourself from the learning experience you could have, had you observed the producers note that they only make this available in DVD format and the reasons they provide for this, why download a less than complete educational experience.
If you're not familiar, this producer makes nearly all of their titles in two formats: CD & DVD. They make notes regarding this in their catalog as well, explaining which will be the better learning experience, if there would be a difference.
For titles where Audio alone will not adequately convey the info, they do not offer it in Audio only format.
Such is the case with this title... they only offer it in DVD format, as you will not get all the understanding you were intended to receive if you only listen to the audio.