I don't hide the fact that I'm not a big fan of public education.  In fact, one of the most important decisions I made in my life was when I decided I wasn't going to let school interfere with my education (or at least my love of learning).  I made this decision in the 8th grade when I got in trouble with two teachers for being too creative.  In 1980, during my last year of college, I worked as an undergraduate research assistant in the Department of Instructional Science at Brigham Young University.  I was able to experiment in a special class on learning and teaching during the fall semester.  The information presented in this webinar is based on what I learned in that class.

We utilized a model that they called The Three Person Problem.  I have renamed it the Three Person Solution to the Problem of Education.  Because we actually used this model in this class, I can still remember a great deal of information I acquired in that class and use it nearly 30 years later.  If you want to greatly accelerate your ability to learn, this class is for you.

I recorded both sessions and couldn't decide which one I liked better.  Both had their good points so I decided to post them both. 

You can download the recording of the early session by clicking here.

You can download the recording of the late session by clicking here.

The handouts that go with this webinar can be downloaded by clicking here.

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