WPB: Learning Centered Instructor Workshop (LCIW) 2 DAYS

This workshop is recommended for anyone teaching in their local association or doing in-house training for their company, as well as teaching CE curricula for Florida Realtors. This class will be in time for Florida Realtors Faculty Auditions in January 2027!

This program addresses:

How to speak and present more effectively.
How to facilitate classroom activities and exercises more professionally.
When and how to interject stories, case studies, etc, for greater impact.
How to use and NOT abuse PowerPoint and other visual aids.
What to do, and NOT do, to increase learning.
How to make the learning process more fun and enjoyable.

*Taking this course will start you on the road to being a Florida Realtors and Rworld Certified Instructor!

Class is Strictly LIMITED to 20 students

OUTLINE:

Day 1:

There are two presentations, one as a Group we call the “Group Resume”, and the second, an “Elevator Speech”. The first day consists of:

• Why “Learning Centered”?
• Good Learning Objectives.
• The Flow of a Learning-centered course.
• 3 Different Approaches to Course Design: Show & Tell, Stair Step, and Immersive.
• Engaging Students – 30 ways to engage.
• A quick summary of Effective Delivery Tips.
• Q & A Skills – 5 types of Questions.
• Multiple ways to revisit Key Points in courses (33 Ways to Review).
• Using PowerPoint & Other Visual Aids Effectively.
• Recognizing GOOD vs. BAD PowerPoint.
• Helpful graphics vs. Ugly Pictures.
• Beyond PowerPoint – Other Visual Aids (Flip Charts/Props/Interactive Handouts/Job Aids).

DAY 2:
One Final Presentation for 7 minutes that is video-taped. The Second Day also includes an overview of:

• Developing & Using Scenarios and case studies.
• Debriefing Scenarios and Case Studies.
• Using the Power of story – Finding & Developing Stories.
• Instructor Etiquette.
• Closing Effectively.
• Classroom Management & Troubleshooting (Handling Disruptive Students).
• The Cardinal Rule of Instruction: Never Let students leave with bad information.
• Workshop Debrief.