Chapter 8 How to nurture creativity and talentStrategies for Music Strategies for ArtStrategies for Creative WritingHow to become a Highly Effective Classroom TeacherChapter 9 What makes a Highly Effective Teacher?Discover the core beliefs that highly effective teachers hold trueTranslate these beliefs into effective behaviours in the classroomDevelop the 7 habits of highly effective teachersThe Mind of a Highly Effective TeacherChapter 10 The Art of the StateChoose success ahead of timeBe ready for any challengeControl the variables in the classDrive your own neurologyOptimise your pleasure in teachingChapter 11 Winning your Class overDiscover the secret of super-fast rapportCreate powerful learning states with your studentsControl the variables in the classroomLearn how to anchor great learning statesChain states together to lead students into resourceful learning statesChapter 12 Building an effective learning environmentThe success focus attitudeThe keys to engagement and motivation in the classroomBuilding exciting learning outcomesRemoving barriers to successChapter 13 Keeping the Lesson on TrackSpinning the prayer wheelBuilding Confidence with CompetenceHow to praise effectivelyGiving feedback for great resultsChapter 14 Ending with New BeginningsCreating the desire for more learningTaking the learning beyond the classroomStretch and Challenge through questioningStorytelling and Nesting learningTroubleshooting and ChallengesChapter 15 Challenging unhelpful beliefs and attitudesLearn how to shrink a BIG problem down to sizeDiscover what is really being saidUse effective questions for changeChanging beliefs and attitudes about learningChapter 16 Timelines and other techniques for successTimelines in the classroom – preparing for examsBringing success into the presentSpinning bad feelings into good feelingsFrom stuck to motivated with a Visual SquashSwish for a change Visual Squash for a whole classChapter 17 Strategies for Learning DifferenceLearning difference not difficultyWorking with ADHD, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, Autism and OCDHow to teach to the symptom not the syndromeExplore neurological diversityFun in schoolChapter 18 Early years: Under 5-years-oldChanging submodalities to overcome anxiety and create happy statesSmall changes in language create a big impact on an under 5Language patterns with children with little English languageHow to use of music for state managementCreative use of spatial anchoring in the classroom
Chapter 19 Primary and Elementary school: 5-to-11-year oldsSubject specific teaching strategiesWhole class Spelling strategySpelling success in the NetherlandsSpreading the strategy across the schoolComfort and fun to improve readingEye accessing study of different reading strategiesCreativity and confidence in French language teachingCreative use of NLP for creative writingChapter 20 Primary and Elementary school: 5 to 11-year-oldsCreating positive learning states and overcoming challengesMilton Language patterns with a hearing impaired learnerCreating happiness and harmony for a child with multiple challengesWorking with a child displaying severe anxietySimple language changes for big impactSpatial classroom anchors for quiet attention.Readiness to learn – metaphors and storiesChapter 21 Secondary and High School 11 to 15-year-oldsCreating enthusiasm for French grammarMoving from a child who does not write to a writing enthusiast.It’s good to talk in Science teachingState and language to build confidence in outdoor pursuitsRevision and recall in ScienceVoice tone and body language in Food TechnologyChapter 22 Post-compulsory education: 16 years and overPreparation for successMemory strategy researchStates for Learning Excellence, observation and Leadership for UndergraduatesAcademic Coaching and mentoringChapter 23 Making a Difference to the Educational WorldChallenging self-limiting beliefs in schoolDisseminating NLP across the whole schoolSupporting change in a school inSpecial MeasuresConclusionAppendix ASubmodality checklistAppendix B Questions to calibrate eye accessing cuesAppendix C The Meta Model and Blooms TaxonomyAppendix D Exam preparation transcriptAppendix E Glossary of termsBibliographyThe Authors
В бумажном виде книга выходит через неделю.https://teachingexcellencebook.com/Я до сих пор желаю получить Memories: Hope is the question, так как это наверняка прямой ответ Бэндлера на все попытки Гриндера "править" историю НЛП начиная с 2001 года.
Teaching Excellence: the definite guide to NLP for teaching and learningKate BensonBristol, GBKate Benson is International Director of Education for the Society of NLP and is the UK’s only Licensed Master Trainer of NLP working in the education sector. She has trained with the best over many years and specialises teaching teachers and trainers to utilise NLP for teaching and learning. She also works with children, teenagers and parents , changing beleifs and behaviours so that young people can learn easily, achieve their goals and lead happy and fulfilled lives in adulthood.Kate’s focus, passion and commitment to learning and change combine perfectly with her expertise in NLP and leading edge educational research. This powerful combination translates in bigger, easier, faster transformational results for all who work with her. Her trainings are full of fun as she uses laughter and humour to powerfully awaken the passion for learning. Her work is grounded in practical applications using the processes of NLP to teach all subjects.Kate works closely with Dr Richared Bandler, the co-founder of NLP and John Lavalle, the President of the Society of NLP, running the leading edge courses such as in Neuro hypnotic Repattening and Hypnosis in the UK, Scotland and the Netherlands. With 20 years experience in teaching thousands of teachers to improve the quality of teaching and learning, Kate continues to drive learning excellence through Meta, the training company she founded in 2000.Originally qualifying in law, before entering the Education sector, her tenacity and drive were instrumental in developing the first fully integrated Student Support Service for young people. After discovering and training in NLP she asked the question, how come we are not using NLP in the field of learning? Dr Bandler says, ' NLP is a learning model people are not broken they are uneducated in how to use their brains.' This answer drives her work.Kate's qualifications and awards include;Honours degree in LawPost graduate certificate in EducationCertificate in CounsellingDiploma in CounsellingNLP Master TrainerPractitioner in Neuro Hypnotic RepatterningPractitioner in HypnosisFellow of the Royal Society of ArtsDirector of Education for the Society of NLPKate’s publications include:The Durham reportOur 96 top tutorial activitiesDrug FocusTutoring 121http://teachingexcellence.eu/about-kate/Надо спросить её прямо на сайте все ли её стратегии есть глазодвигательные стратегии:NLP Learning Strategieshttp://teachingexcellence.eu/nlp-learning-strategies/
до сих пор желаю получить Memories: Hope is the question--А какие там трудности?Да, посмотрел на Амазоне, всего 3 экземпляра осталось и новых переизданий не предвидится. С учетом доставки в Россию стоит 71 $. Я так, если честно, пока готов долларов 20, 25 на это выделить.
Я уже говорил. Задайте на сайте соавтора вопрос идет ли речь в книге именно о глазодвигательных стратегиях. Если да, то книга бесценна и надо быстро организовывать складчину и покупать её.Если нет - там скорее всего, будут некие метафорические стратегии и это на любителя.
Спросил как мог :)From: IvanSubject: Teaching Excellence BookMessage Body:Hi!I have a question about "strategies in the book.About what strategies is written in the book?Is there any connection with eye accessing cues?"Ответ:Hello ivanThe strategies in the book cover many aspects of learning. Eye accessing cues are also covered in the book and the link between strategies and eye accessing is explained.best wishesKateKate BensonDirector of Education for the Society of NLPDirector of METAt • +44 (0) 1983 400 771e • kate@meta-nlp.co.ukw • http://meta-nlp.co.ukMETA Ltd. Registered in England. Company No. 03959853
Ну, отсюда следует, что никаких особенных новых глазодвигательных стратегий они/ она не разработала.Значит, книгу заказывать можно не торопиться.И это не удивительно, модель-техника глазодвигательных стратегий не доведена до приличного пользовательского уровня.
Это надо сделать быстро и обязательно:--потому что К. сам указал на главного соавтора книги--потому что она справочник--потому что я её могу обработать только в электронным виде...и её надо мне обработать срочно.
Наверное, нужно ответить.Нет, книги Teaching Excellence у меня в бумажном виде нет.Но удалось приобрести Memories: Hope is the question.Когда покупал, думал, там то Бэндлер все секреты моделирования и выдаст. Однако был неприятно удивлен.Повторюсь, книгу подробно не читал, но все же. Первое впечатление такое.Из минусов: Бэндлер пишет так, что мол никакого такого особенного моделирования и нет. Просто Бэндлер вот такой талантливый, что сам все открыл, типа, случайно, глазками. Сидя напротив клиента в кабинете. Как якорение открыл? А вот, он пишет, типа, как-то он там случайно до клиентка дотронулся, и заметил изменения в состоянии клиента. И вот так якорение и открыл. Вот вам типа и все секреты моделирования. Ну вот как в метапрактике, где-то шло обсуждение, где Бэндлер говорил, что невозможно КГД не открыть, если 300 человек в группе напротив тренера их выдают единообразно.Из плюсов: текст разделен явно на прямую речь Бэндлера (видимо, записано с диктофона) и Фитзпатрика.