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This week, I gave another large RRP class for Rebuilding Together in New Orleans. These are AmeriCorps folks and they will be traveling around the country to do rebuilding work.
During the class, I told these young folks about my previous class and the fun we had. I showed them this goofy picture and challenged them to top that. They did, as you can see above.
The take-away: When dealing with young people, you have to make the training fun. It's a fact.
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That was so much fun guys! Keep it up. Anyway, how's the challenge? Are you much better to the original photo?
Posted by: Monica | 03/03/2011 at 03:15 AM
Looks like good fun. Yes it does work when you make training fun, and it is a method that many trainers are adopting.
Posted by: Building Materials | 03/04/2011 at 03:04 AM