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(noun)
1. Lack of good sense; foolishness; a foolish act, idea, or practice.
2. A costly ornamental building with no practical purpose, especially
a tower or mock-Gothic ruin built in a large garden or park.
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November 2015

How to Become an Active Listener

2015-11-03
By: LRS
On: November 3, 2015
In: Interpersonal Communication
Tagged: Active Listening, Conflict, Listening
With: 0 Comments

Lego Bricks Exercises for Experiential Training

2015-11-01
By: LRS
On: November 1, 2015
In: For Teachers
Tagged: Group Communication, Teaching Activities
With: 0 Comments

Wonderful resources site filled with team building and group activities using legos! Lego Training and Development

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      • She Divorced Me Because I Left Dishes By The Sink
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      • Leadership styles
      • What are the Best Fonts for Presentation Slides?
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      • How to Become an Active Listener
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      • Personal Branding Workbook
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      • Video About Noise - Failure to Communicate
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      • Perception of Doctors' White Coats
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      • Facilitating Online Groups
      • Five Standards of Authentic Instruction
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      • Blackboard I-Learn Test Generator
      • 10 Tips to Create and Present a Pecha Kucha
      • To Remember a Lecture Better, Take Notes by Hand
      • Cooperative Learning Group Activities for College Courses
      • Tips for Writing Good Multiple Choice Questions
      • Quote - Cassandra Clare
      • Communication is #1 Job Requirement
      • Who Can Fix the Middle Skills Gap?
      • Half a Million Secrets
      • Does Your Language Shape How You Think?
      • Quote - Gregory Bateson
      • Every Presentation Every: Communication Fail
      • Quote - Michael James Oakeshott
      • Quote - Thomas Jefferson
      • Quote - Publilius Syrus
      • La Femme Avocat
      • Santa Ana College’s 95th Commencement Honors Former Students Interned During World War 2
      • 14 Realities of Romantic Relationships in Chart Form (Cracked.Com)
      • Faux Friendship
      • Presenting Effectively with Monroe's Motivated Sequence
      • Listen to what our ancestors' language sounded like 6,000 years ago
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