Presented by: Ben Baker

Communicating is difficult. We all think that we speak clearly and concisely, and find it frustrating when the people we communicate with demonstrate, through action or inaction, that they did not understand a word we said.

Why is this?

Because we speak in our own language, not in the language of our students. To us, the point has been clearly made and the outcomes should be obvious. However, to those we try to communicate with, we could sound like the teacher on the cartoon Peanuts. . . “Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah.”

This course is designed to help us to realize our learning biases and focus on how our students actually learn.

We will explore:

• How to set the stage for effective learning

• How to speak in the language of your audience

• How to make sure what we say resonates and is internalized

ABOUT SPEAKER

Ben has been helping his audiences communicate effectively both inside and outside the corporation for over 25 years now. He is the President and CEO of Your Brand Marketing, an employee engagement agency. He specializes in developing end-to-end internal podcasts for large to enterprise-level companies to facilitate change management, product launches, and culture and purpose initiatives. Ben is the author of two books and the syndicated Your Living Brand Podcast with over 270 episodes and climbing. Ben’s goal is always to help companies and those within them communicate more effectively so that they break down silos, work more effectively, and stop contributing to the $37 Billion that is wasted annually in the US due to ineffective communication.

Ben Baker

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