It occurred to me after, so this may be something to file away for later. But when I train projects like this with adults, I budget the time for several "sections" and give each adult a different section to teach back. That way, we can cover multiple topics in an interactive style. They learn one topic well (their own), and the other topics are more interesting than if I just stood up front and lectured... and if they overlook something, I can always point it out after their presentation, or ask them a question that draws that point out.
So in future, if you need to cover four or five topics over three days, you could still use the three days for development and presentation, provided you selected the topics broadly enough.
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Date: 2010-04-15 08:14 am (UTC)So in future, if you need to cover four or five topics over three days, you could still use the three days for development and presentation, provided you selected the topics broadly enough.