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The information on this page is an overview of each article: the title, author, date posted, and brief description of contents. Please click on the title to read the whole article.
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13
Sept 00
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Kim
Peterson
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| As an instructor, your success is a result of how accurately you determine and fulfill students' desires. How can you find out what they want? What needs should you, the ski instructor, expect to fulfill? | ||
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June 01
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Diana
Rogers
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An important factor in your success as an instructor is your ability to determine what the students desire from their ski lesson, and how to get them to their goals. However, equally important in your success as an instructor is your ability to reduce the "leap of faith" that your students must take. Students are more likely to participate enthusiastically in your lesson if they know how the activities relate to their wishes for the lesson. The following workshop should help you learn to relate your lesson activities to student desires in a concise and informative manner. |
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