Sharon is the author of seven popular training books, including the best-selling Pfeiffer/Wiley books titled "Training from the BACK of the Room" and "The Ten-Minute Trainer".

Sharon Bowman about the 4 Cs: This process has been around for decades, and you are already using it - you just may not know that you are. It has been researched and written about since the 1970s, and has been called by many names: the natural cycle of learning, the learning compass, training cycle, training map, and the like.

Ultimately, it is about effective teaching (read that “training, facilitating, instructing, presenting”). This instructional design process is “learner-focused,” rather than “trainerfocused”.

It is based on 4 learning types.

In other words, it focuses attention - and is based - on how learners learn rather than on how trainers train.

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