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by Richard Bandler




  teaching excellence

  the definitive guide to nlp

  for teaching and learning

  © 2 0 1 6

  R i c h a r d B a n d l e r

  K at e B e n s o n

  ISBN 978-0-9987167-2-5

  1st edition UK

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  Copy editing by Jane Pikett of The Creation Group

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  2nd edition

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  © 2016 Richard Bandler and Kate Benson

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  disclaimer

  Please note that all information in this book is provided for educational purposesonly and should not be construed as, nor replace medical or psychiatric advice. If you wish to use Teaching Excellence in the teaching of others you are required to undergo the appropriate training. See www.teachingexcellencebook.com for details

  For our children, Elizabeth, Jay, Keir and Tom

  and for all the children who teach us so much

  about love and learning

  This eBook is licensed to Dominic Luzi, [email protected] on 10/18/2018

  Publishers Notes

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  Table of Contents

  Acknowledgements

  Preface:A Revolutionary New Educational Technology

  Introduction

  The Challenge of Education Today

  The Solution to Successful Teaching

  The Educational Model of NLP

  How the Brain Learns

  How to be a Highly Effective Teacher

  How To Use This Book

  Part 1 The Building Blocks Of NLP Applied To Learning

  Chapter 1 How Learning Works

  Discover the fundamentals of NLP which underpin learning strategies

  Learn the basics of NLP used in teaching

  Explore the tools for Thinking on Purpose

  Learning on Purpose – the secrets of how learning works

  Chapter 2 Building Strategies

  How to drive learning with good feelings

  A step-by-step guide to Learning Strategies

  The secrets of building motivation and propulsion for learning

  The benefits of Assessment FOR not OF Learning

  Part 2 Strategies For Learning

  Chapter 3 How To Teach Anyone To Spell

  Learn the secrets of how to spell well

  Discover the steps to teaching spelling from scratch

  Identify the steps to improve poor spelling

  Make spelling great for the whole class

  Chapter 4 How To Teach Anyone To Read –The Mechanics And Beyond

  Discover how to create pleasure in reading

  Identify the strategies to master the mechanics of reading

  Explore the difference between learning to read and reading to learn

  Learn the strategies for reading for meaning and reading quickly

  Chapter 5 Memory Strategies

  How to build a great memory

  Remembering names

  Remembering lists and facts

  Making remembering fun and rewarding

  Chapter 6 How To Teach Anyone To Calculate: Strategies For Mathematics

  Developing your ‘Mathematical Mind’

  Counting and Skip Counting

  Attractive Addition

  Sublime Subtraction

  Chapter 7 Mathematical Magic

  Mastering Multiplication

  Fast and effective Division

  Geometry made easy

  Engineering successful strategies

  Chapter 8 How To Nurture Creativity And Talent

  Strategies for Music

  Strategies for Art

  Strategies for Creative Writing

  Part 3 Highly Effective Classroom Teaching

  Chapter 9 What Makes A highly Effective Teacher?

  Discover the core beliefs that highly effective teachers hold true

  Translate these beliefs into effective behaviours in the classroom

  Develop the 7 habits of Highly Effective Teachers

  Chapter 10 The Mind Of A Highly Effective Teacher - The Art Of The State

  Choose success ahead of time

  Be ready for any challenge

  Control the variables in the class

  Drive your own neurology

  Optimise your pleasure in teaching

  Chapter 11 Winning Your Class Over

  Discover the secret of super-fast rapport

  Create powerful learning states with your students

  Control the variables in the classroom

  Learn how to anchor great learning states

  Chain states together to lead students into resourceful learning states

  Chapter 12 Building An effective Learning Environment

  The success focus attitude

  The keys to engagement and motivation in the classroom

  Building exciting learning outcomes

  Removing barriers to success

  Chapter 13 Keeping The Lesson On Track

  Spinning the prayer wheel

  Building Confidence with Competence

  How to praise effectively

  Giving feedback for great results

  Chaprter 14 Ending With New Beginnings

  Creating the desire for more learning

  Taking the learning beyond the classroom

  Stretch and Challenge through questioning

  Storytelling and Nesting learning

  Part 4 Troubleshooting and Challenge

  Chapter 15 Changing Unhelpful Beliefs And Attitudes

  Learn how to shrink a BIG problem down to size

  Discover what is really being said

  Use effective questions for change

  Chapter 16 Timelines And Other Techniques For Motivation And Success

  Timelines in the classroom – preparing for exams

  Bringing success into the present

  Spinning bad feelings into good feelings

  From stuck to motivated with a Visual Squash

  Swish for a change

  Visual Squash for a whole class

  Chapter 17 Strategies For Learning Difference

  Learning difference not difficulty

  Working with ADHD, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, Autism and OCD

  How to teach to the symptom not the syndrome

  Explore neurological diversity

  Part 5 NLP Fun in Schools

  Chapter 18 Early Years: Under 5-Years-Old

  Changing submodalities to overcome anxiety and create happy states

  Small changes in language create a big impact on an under 5

  Language patterns with children with little English language

  How to use music for state management

  Creative use of spatial anchoring
in the classroom

  Chapter 19 Primary And Elementary School,5 To 11-Year-Olds

  Subject-specific teaching strategies

  Whole-class Spelling strategy

  Spelling success in the Netherlands

  Spreading the strategy across the school

  Comfort and fun to improve reading

  Eye accessing study of different reading strategies

  Creativity and confidence in French language teaching

  Creative use of NLP for creative writing

  Chapter 20 Primary And Elementary School,5-11-Year-Olds

  Creating positive learning states and overcoming challenges

  Milton Language patterns with a hearing impaired learner

  Creating happiness and harmony for a child with multiple challenges

  Working with a child displaying severe anxiety

  Simple language changes for big impact

  Spatial classroom anchors for quiet attention.

  Readiness to learn – metaphors and stories

  Chapter 21 Secondary And High School 11-To-15 Year Olds

  Creating enthusiasm for French grammar

  Moving from a child who does not write to a writing enthusiast.

  It’s good to talk in Science teaching

  State and language to build confidence in outdoor pursuits

  Revision and recall in Science

  Voice tone and body language in Food Technology

  Chapter 22 Post-Compulsory Education,16 Years And Over

  Preparation for success

  Memory strategy research

  States for Learning Excellence, observation and Leadership for undergraduates

  Academic coaching and mentoring

  Chapter 23 Education Management

  Challenging self-limiting beliefs in school

  Disseminating NLP across the whole school

  Supporting change in a school in Special Measures

  Conclusion

  Appendix A: Submodality Checklist

  Appendix B: Questions To Calibrate Eye-Accessing Cues

  Appendix C: The Meta Model And Blooms Taxonomy

  Appendix D: Transcript To Use With Students

  Appendix E: Glossary Of Terms

  Bibliography

  Index

  The Authors

  Testimonials

  Acknowledgements

  Our great appreciation goes to those teachers and students whose work contributed to this book. Whether your case studies made it into the final manuscript or not, we admire your enthusiasm for taking NLP into your classrooms. You are the ones who change lives, educate the next generation and install hope in the future. Our very warm thanks go to the many people who helped to bring this book to publication. In particular, Kay Cooke for her unswerving enthusiasm and practical support in the early drafts, Paul Boross for his pragmatic advice and Owen Fitzpatrick for his knowledge and valuable suggestions in the final stages of writing.

  Our thanks go to Hugh Street, Julie Olsson and Joost van de Leij and the Meta Education team for supporting and promoting NLP Teaching Excellence training for teachers across the world.

  A particular mention must go to our copy editor Jane Pikett. Thank you for believing in this book, and for your thorough approach and good humour throughout.

  teaching excellence

  The definitive guide to NLP for Teaching and Learning

  preface

  We live in a time of unprecedented opportunity. More children have access to more teaching and learning than ever before in history. New advancements in technology are placing a vast world of information at the touch of a button, the click of a mouse. The Neuro-Sciences are providing more and more information about how we learn and how we remember. The challenges facing teachers every day are greater than they have ever been. Curriculum changes, the expectations of parents, more and more administration. All this combined with the growing competition of social media leaves teachers with less time for delivery. We believe it is a wonder that people still enter the teaching profession. Yet it is for most of them, not just a job, but a mission. A mission to spread enthusiasm and joy for learning. The sense of achievement helping those hard to reach students to learn more.

  just imagine

  You could radically transform how quickly and easily your students could learn.

  just imagine

  You were equipped with the tools to entertain and captivate the attention of your students, so they were able to reach a greater potential.

  just imagine

  You had the secret of teaching excellence!

  Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a set of skills, behaviours, and beliefs which enable people to think in much the same way as a successful expert thinks. Whether it is spelling, basketball, art, music or maths, NLP finds the structure and teaches it to those already so gifted.

  NLP was created by Dr. Richard Bandler and Dr. John Grinder in the 1970s, to study excellence, and replicate it. In the field of Education, NLP furnishes the teacher, or parent, with a way to change how a student learns. NLP can create a paradigm shift in every learner, in every classroom, in every school, in every college. Our action-based research, published in the Durham Report, as well as other project reports, demonstrates stunning results.

  THE UNIQUENESS OF THIS BOOK is that it does what no other book can. This book gets right into the heart of how learning works with the collaboration of Dr. Richard Bandler and the Director of Education for the Society of Neuro-Linguistic Programming™ , Kate Benson. This collaboration of two people with such a deep and abiding passion for learning is the result of decades of relentless work.

  Dr. Richard Bandler has spent the last 45 years developing elegant and swift ways to help people to think on purpose. To think more successfully, in a special way for each task. To motivate, decide and remember in new ways that make life easier and more effective.

  Kate Benson has taught thousands of teachers to utilise NLP in teaching and learning to create happy and successful learners.

  This book provides precise guidance that will enable every teacher to teach effectively to learners of every age, in every context. Whether you are new to teaching or very experienced, you can systematically improve your skills using the powerful technology of NLP. Those who train teachers will find strategies to train teachers. Ensuring the next generation of teachers gain the attitude, skills and behaviours that go into making great teachers great. So their students become tenacious learners.

  This book shows you how to design and teach for learning, from memorising facts to magical mathematics, effective spelling, reading, creative writing, and so much more.

  To survive and thrive in this world, learning itself is an essential skill set. Everything is changing faster than ever before. Learning to learn thus becomes, itself, a skill set. With this book everybody can become a more effective learner, and teach others along the way.

  This book was written for you the teacher. We are very certain, since you are reading this book, you want to be the best teacher you can be. This book is designed to inspire and provide a step-by-step approach to mastering the art and science of learning. By the end of this book you will have the secrets of how to captivate your students and create exquisite learning effortlessly. Our mission is to share with you an exciting set of tools that can transform the impact you have in your classroom.

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  introduction

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  “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.”

  Albert Einstein

  The children couldn’t believe their ears. Here was a teacher telling them to cheat! When people hear the word ‘cheat’ they are shocked. We are taught from an early age that cheating is wrong, and indeed it is. But this teacher was not talking about cheating the way we normally understand the term. He was talking about using your mind in a way that you ne
ver did before. The teacher (Richard Bandler) was talking about organising and driving your brain so that it helps you to spell consistently, speak fluently, calculate effectively, read efficiently, remember consistently and learn easily. When learners are taught the quick and easy steps to learning it does seem that they have an unfair advantage, unless or until of course all children are taught the same processes. So some people may think this is cheating, while learners today might use the term ‘learning hacks’. We prefer the terms learning on purpose and thinking on purpose

 

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