Teaching Massage Webinar Series
Instructional Methods with Suzanne Carroll
In the new textbook Teaching Massage: Fundamental Principles in Adult Education for Massage Program Instructors, Suzanne Carroll, author and massage educator writes, "Most educators use a wide variety of instructional methods according to the size and type of their class, their subject, and their teaching ability. A teacher who is knowledgeable and comfortable with multiple teaching methods will be more skillful in meeting the needs of the learners and the goals of the learning institution." Suzanne will join Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals in a webinar for massage schools and instructors that looks at instructional methods and how to apply them practically in the massage classroom.
This webinar will:
Define the four broad categories of instructional methods.
Identify the benefits, drawbacks, and considerations for selected instructional methods.
Establish a criteria for selecting instructional methods and evaluating their usefulness in the classroom.
Presenter: Suzanne Carroll, massage author and educator
Suzanne Carroll graduated from the Boulder College of Massage Therapy in June 1995 and has been active in the massage profession and massage therapy education ever since. Prior to attending massage therapy school, Suzanne earned her bachelor's degree in education from Towson State University. Her passion for teaching continued within the massage school setting as a teacher's assistant and massage instructor. Most recently, Suzanne earned a master's degree in education from Lesley University and her project/thesis focused on teacher training in a massage therapy school. Suzanne is currently the Director of Education at Boulder College of Massage Therapy and enjoys collaborating with other instructors to discover new ideas and utilize best practices in education.
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