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Better Language, Better Learning |
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Every time we use language, we hope to influence someone else's thinking.
Flexible, fluid and effective language is vital in the classroom. We use it to create flexible learning states, and then to introduce easily understood information and ideas. |
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01/07/2005 |
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2nd Integral NLP Conference 2005 |
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Cricket Kemp and Ian Berry |
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Cricket Kemp and Ian Berry each have over 20 years' experience teaching English in comprehensive schools, and still work with teachers and pupils to make learning easier. They have both been training NLP for 15 years, usually for NLP Northeast, and often in school systems. They run Introducing NLP, Practitioner and Master Practitioner courses in Ealing, London; Hull; and Newcastle on Tyne. NLP Northeast has had a Practice Group running, uninterrupted, on the First Saturday of every month for 17 years. |
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