Presentation is the heart of training. The better the instructor prepares and delivers the presentation, the easier it will be for students to learn. Presentation can consist of many things, including the instructor's orations, demonstrations, simulations, overhead and projector slides, videos, and anything else that helps to convey an idea. This is the strongest point of our curriculums. You will find it very easy to get your ideas across with but a small amount of preparation time before delivering each lesson.
Repetition reinforces a student's understanding of learned information.
Even students with extremely high aptitude will find it difficult to learn from presentations made only once. All training sessions should begin with a review of recent presentations. Depending upon the frequency and duration of each training session, entire sessions should, at times, be devoted to reviewing what students should already know. Reviews also help the instructor limit how much complex subject matter is presented during each session. Knowing that certain information will be reviewed, the instructor can avoid getting too deep into complicated topics during the first time the information is presented.