About Continuing Education: 10 Fun Introductions for Day One

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Continuing Education Continuing Education Non-Trad Students Teachers Lifelong Learners From Deb Peterson, your Guide to Continuing Education It's not too early to start thinking about introductions on the first day of school, especially if you expect adults in your classroom. Choose one of these 10 fun introductions and engage your students more quickly. Ergo: faster learning! 10 Fun Introductions for Day One Students learn faster when they know a little something about who is sitting next to them, especially when your students are adults. Help your students engage sooner. Read more See More About:  ice breakers  introductions  games for adults If You Want to Write... There's a secret to being a great writer. Do you know it? Read more See More About:  writing  reading  books When the Pain of Not Changing Is Greater Than the Pain of Changing A lot of people hate change, will do almost anything to avoid change. But when the status quo is more painful than the thought of change, well, what happens? Read more See More About:  change  lifelong learning  adult edu We're All Interdependent For the Fourth of July in the U.S., I wrote about finding your own independence on Independence Day. The next day, I changed my mind. We're all interdependent. Read more See More About:  adult edu  interdependency  balance Continuing Education Ads Continuing Education Learning English Adults Education Online Learning Depression Featured Articles Schools and Programs Get Your GED Get Your Degree Teaching Adult Learners Adult Learning English as a Second Language   More from About.com Living with Depression From the little things (managing household chores), to the more challenging (learning to forgive) these eight tips can help you manage depression. More> Symptoms of Depression Concerned that you or someone you love may be depressed? Learn more about the symptoms of this condition, including some you might not expect. More> This newsletter is written by: Deb Peterson Continuing Education Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Continuing Education newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Should You Go Back to School? GED Overview Writing a Personal Essay Archetypes of the Hero's Journey 5 Quick English Grammar Tips Advertisement