by Elisabeth Donati | Apr 13, 2011 | Adult Financial Education, Financial Education, Money Game Specific, Money Game Training Workshops, Powerful Teaching Techniques
You know…there are certain books that, after you’ve read them, change your life so thoroughly you can’t imagine what your life would have been like, or where it would have gone, had you NOT read them. This is how I feel about the following books...
by Elisabeth Donati | Apr 12, 2011 | Money Game Specific, Powerful Teaching Techniques
If you’ve ever taught a group of kids, or even if you haven’t, you know what it’s like to maintain some semblance of order in a group bigger than, oh…say…two! It doesn’t take long for kids to get over their awkward...
by Elisabeth Donati | Apr 11, 2011 | Money Game Specific, Powerful Teaching Techniques
Death to PowerPoint! OK, well, not total death…PowerPoint presentations, aka slide shows, might be great for making funding presentations or showing graphs, cartoons, charts, or other illustrations to a group of people. But as a teaching tool, they are, more...
by Elisabeth Donati | Mar 18, 2011 | Financial Education, Powerful Teaching Techniques
Here’s a quick list of things to remember when using accelerated learning techniques to teach The Money Game® to any group of kids, teens or adults. Of course, these apply to any topic and any group of learners! When doing your Presentations, think About:...
by Elisabeth Donati | Jan 29, 2011 | Money Game Specific, Powerful Teaching Techniques
How would you like to ensure that your students remembered what you were teaching them? Thank you. And what if I could teach you an easy-to-use teaching technique to make that happen…would you want to learn it? Great. We’re going to talk about that in just a...
by Elisabeth Donati | Dec 26, 2010 | Extra Money Game Activities Category, Financial Education, Money Game Specific, Powerful Teaching Techniques
When was the last time you celebrated learning something? For some, celebrating comes easy but for most human beings, celebrating is attached to accomplishing something monumental. But think about the last time you watched, or glanced at, a football game. Those guys...
