A 3-Part Series on How to Become a More Effective Student ~ and What's Possible When You Do!
Install New Skills - Strengthen Existing Skills - Get Unstuck
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Following This Program, You Will:
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You Will Learn HOW to Learn.
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1. Riders of all levels and disciplines who want to learn more efficiently, and have more ways to respond when what they're doing now fails to be effective and causes them:
* To do the same thing over and over again, hoping it will work better next time
* Frustration
* Giving up
* Blaming the teacher, the horse, or other people.
2. Those who recognize that learning is a superpower that unlocks the vault for riders to grow their skills most efficiently, believe in themselves, and become more confident.
3. Trainers, teachers, coaches, parents, friends, and mentors of all sorts, who want to understand more about how students can help themselves learn.
IT ALL STARTS HERE.
In this first session, we'll build a map of the learning process, including the development of new knowledge and skills in the brain.
We'll work on solidifying our understanding of what learning is and what it is not.
Understanding does not necessarily lead to learning, and it is crucial to be able to make this distinction in our pursuit of goals.
In a perfect world, education would be driven by a teacher, but today, much of the process WILL be in your hands. To drive this process, you will need this foundational knowledge.
We will focus on developing a new skill or knowledge area from scratch. We'll apply our theory of the learning process and create a set of strategies that relate directly to introducing new knowledge and skills to your brain.
In this second session, we'll explore the process of taking a newly built skill or knowledge area and advancing it.
This is the second phase of learning, where all new skills and knowledge must be cultivated to ensure we can access them automatically in the future.
We'll achieve this by learning how to strengthen the memory networks we have already built, so that the newly acquired skills can be executed or recalled without conscious thought.
The strategies we discuss will be specific to this stage of development.
We're not done yet!
In this third session, we'll tackle yet another skill development aspect.
Often, when building new skills, they may not be executed to the level we had hoped for.
We practice and practice, but they don't improve. We can feel stuck, akin to hitting a plateau.
The session focuses on the strategies for navigating potential roadblocks and improving an existing skill.
Making Memories Training
It will build on our sessions, providing deeper insights and strategies for creating lasting memories.
Memory is your asset; memorizing is a skill that allows you to do amazing things with it.
When you are done, you will be able to 'play with' specific strategies for whatever you want to do:
Bonus Live Webinar
Date and Time to be Announced.
This session will explore:
Live Webinar led by Barbra
Date and Time to be Announced.
What we’ll do:
"I have known Stef Burns for more than thirty years. To put it mildly, Stef’s work is profound.
Her ideas and strategies build on each other and continue to grow over time, leading to life-long learning, regardless of what the personal stories might be.
She is always inspirational. This is because her work is based on professional research and is planned and executed with precision.
Everything she does is done with a clear purpose in mind - to support people to pull down the walls that impede their learning and being."
~ Mark J DeGaris BEd - Advanced Skills Teacher. 35 years experience in Education
"Hearing Dr Burns' message has helped me in turning my thoughts around. I'm turning 75 this month and I work every day in changing my thinking to "I don't know but I'm going to try" and then move forward. It's hard for sure but I see improvement every day. "
- JB
"Your webinar has really helped me see that everything is going along as it should, I actually am slowly improving and what I've learned here is going to help me keep the frustration out of it and allow it and other future learning opportunities be so much more enjoyable.
I'm grateful to know I'm never too old to change my brain!
Thanks so much Dr Stef and Barb."
- RG
Meet Dr. Stephanie Burns, Our Awesome Mentor
'Stef' specializes in human behavior and the development of the adult brain and body. She is known for working with adults who want to cultivate new skills and has focused on this topic for decades.
She is most passionate about the results people have when they understand and implement the knowledge and practical suggestions in these webinars.
She's worked internationally with various groups, including corporations, education departments, musicians, horsemen, and athletes. Her book Move Closer Stay Longer was written for horsemen and women who, at some point, encountered fear in their time with horses.
Barbra Schulte - Your Host
A singular desire drives Barbra - to help others grow their potential inside and outside of the arena.
She is a High-Performance Coach, cutting horse trainer, the author of six books, the publisher of video blogs and online programs, clinician, and speaker.
As a national cutting horse competitor, Barbra was the first woman to win two legs of cutting's triple crown. In 2000, she was awarded the National Female Equestrian of the Year Award by the AQHA and the Women's Sports Foundation.
In 2012, she was inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame. In 2020, she received the American Horse Publications Equine Industry Vision Award for her positive impact on the horse industry. In 2022, she received the Modine Smith Humanitarian Award from the National Cutting Horse Association.
Barb is the CEO of the Center for Equestrian Performance. She lives in Brenham, Texas, with her husband, Tom.
Step into a world of self-led learning, self-belief, and self-confidence!
Two payments of $99
2nd payment billed after 30 days
If, for any reason, you are not completely satisfied with this program within the next two weeks, we will refund your money.
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