Stella Collins MSc, is Creative Director at Stellar Learning, author of Neuroscience for Learning and Development, numerous e-books, and the Webinars and Writing Skills Pocketbooks. She founded The Brain Friendly Learning Group and is one of the ‘Brain Ladies’. With a clear understanding of the challenges faced when people communicate tough or technical messages she […]
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It’s been quite a year for us at Panda… We have delivered: 20 workshops to 16 post-16 learning providers and over 400 practitioners 10 qualification courses (AVA/IQA/AET) to over 60 practitioners 20 Learning and Development Apprenticeships The feedback we received from these fabulously hard working tutors, trainers and assessors across Wales inpsires us to continue
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Quality vs Time Paradox When researching for our Planning Innovative Assessment workshop for the NTFW, I realised that in work based learning, practitioners will often say that they can’t plan programmes in depth with their learners, because they don’t have time. This then leads to (some) learners who don’t feel fully engaged, employers don’t know
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Panda are very proud to have delivered 7 events in partnership with the National Training Federation for Wales over the past year. Panda are passionate about providing staff working in post-16 education the CPD they need to be the best they can be, to provide an excellent learning experience to the learners (and employers) receiving
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Panda Education & Training Ltd are very proud to have been shortlisted as finalists for the Caerphilly Business Forum Awards 2017 in the Start-Up Business of the Year category. We have worked really hard over the last year to make our business work and we are so delighted to have achieved this recognition, as there
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Using Twitter for Professional Development It’s not just for sharing your dinner! When I ask fellow educators or colleagues (and I ask this a lot), whether they use Twitter for their own CPD, I am usually met with either blank faces or a torrent of abuse for even considering such a heinous crime. OK, maybe
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