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Management Skills Lesson

Video Clip 1 Saturday March 21, 2020 my management skills lesson objectives is featured above made in Powtoon movie launched on YouTube as a video clip 1. This was done to cater to the various learning styles in a lifelong learning educational blended learning environment. Using Schon (1991) reflection model. Below is featured my Management Skills lesson plan for lifelong learners in a blended learning educational environment. EDLM 6200 Section 1: Lesson Preparation Teacher Name: Ilonka Sargent- Capron Grade Level: College Continuing Education - Lifelong Learner Blended Learning Date: March, 2020 Unit/Subject: Leadership & Management Instructional Plan Title: Management Skills Lesson Summary and Focus: The focus of this blended learning lesson is on Management skills and the various management skills used by managers within the work place. Some lifelong learners m...

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