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    Avoid These Fatal Training Errors:
    • Going into too much detail with unnecessary information
    • Sharing information that is off-topic or too difficult to understand

    As you prepare for your next training program, verify that you have a clear understanding of the material, your students’ needs and the methods you will be using. Look at the material from their perspective - what they already know, what they need to know, and what would just be a waste of their time to know. The next step is selecting the most effective way to share the information with the group, which we will discuss in future posts regarding trainer training. Do not let d

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