Person Centered Practices
A Gathering for Person Centered Practices
One-liner Trainer Tips
May 7-9, 2013
Virginia Beach, VA
▪ Hope for the best; plan for the worst
▪ Steal from others
▪ Tape some sessions of self to improve
▪ If hard time with rules, add bartering for candy
▪ If you let one person knit on day 1, by day 2 you’ll have a knitting club
▪ Study, study, study (new material)
▪ Batman exercise (Hilarious!!)
▪ Set aside time to practice with your co-trainer in advance
▪ Do not take the pages out of the binder. Just exchange notebooks
▪ If possible, observe someone else first
▪ Use music!
▪ Label post its ahead of time for Terminal Irritation
▪ Practice timing
▪ Prepare stories/examples ahead of time and decide where to apply them
▪ Hand out answer slides at the end of the day
▪ Use own personal examples on communication chart
▪ Teach to all learning styles (x2)
▪ Add the document “Language to Avoid” to hand outs
▪ Use stories/examples from audience to make training more relevant
▪ Use index cards – big ones
▪ Make permanent visuals, laminate flip charts– save paper and time!
▪ Get a good night’s sleep! Keep H2O handy – smile!
▪ Train with a rescuer
▪ Have patience
▪ Show up early
▪ Bring snacks – donuts
▪ Tell embarrassing story about yourself at beginning of training to put people at ease
▪ Check out NC certificate format
▪ Make it competitive – which table is the best
▪ Be honest about your own weaknesses
▪ Be honest about how good I am
▪ Practice makes permanence
▪ Believe in what you’re saying
▪ Hit the down arrow
▪ Always promise to end second day early
▪ Create wall charts in advance
▪ Be flexible
▪ If not good with equipment, arrange ahead of time for someone to help
▪ Go to lunch with group if can
▪ Connect with each member of audience
▪ Have lunch with group on first day and use their stories later in the training
▪ Wear clothes (shoes) that you are comfortable on floor with
▪ Train with different trainers
▪ Play music as people enter room/lunch
▪ Use people’s names
▪ Play happy dance video
▪ If you run cheap vodka through a Brita filter, it tastes like top shelf liquor – post-training tip
▪ Go Hokies! VT – Wahoo! (advertisement—not a tip!)
▪ Practice makes perfect
▪ Be prepared
▪ Pack your lunch
▪ Use humor
▪ In working agreements tell people that texting under the table makes it look like they are playing with themselves
▪ Bring cake
▪ Be prepared for screw-ups
▪ Don’t drink too much coffee prior to training
▪ Know the punch line before tell joke
▪ Be conscious of the script
▪ Good communication/dynamics with co-trainer
▪ Don’t fake it, live it.
▪ Have a list of positive reputations
▪ Train with Barry
▪ Start on time
▪ Make it relevant
▪ Be creative
▪ Wear (3) sweater vests
▪ Set up the room the day before if you can
▪ Have fun
▪ Passion is infectious
▪ Let no participant go astray
▪ Have registrants tell you where they work to prepare stories
▪ Have an arsenal of examples
▪ Add to an initial story throughout; refer back to it
▪ Train with another great trainer
▪ Don’t eat more than 3 pieces of sugar free candy
▪ Wait to put out candy until you discuss Level 1 change—use that to demonstrate a level 1 change
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