Four Corners Technique

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Four Corners Technique

In a full day (or longer) classroom training, breakout groups enable participants to immediately apply what theyve learned, creating a learner centered classroom and allowing space for discovery. Getting them into those groups can sometimes cause a hiccup to the flow of your learning program. Use this technique to help combat this issue.

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Carrie Addington

Carrie Addington is Associate Director, Learning Experience at ATD. She is a down-to-earth educator and people development coach with a passion for delivering effective communication solutions with a spirited energy. As a business consultant and educator for the past 10 years, Carrie has worked with a wide variety of business segments including retail, beauty, education, and nonprofits, and has worked with C-level executives, directors, managers, and high potentials.