Comments for WCT http://www.westcoasttraining.ca WCT West Coast Training Ltd Thu, 17 Feb 2011 01:20:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on CAIB Study Schedule by Erin Allard http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/caib-study-schedule/#comment-10 Erin Allard Thu, 17 Feb 2011 01:20:36 +0000 http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/?p=210#comment-10 I could NEVER have passed if I did CAIB by correspondence, you're an amazing instructor that makes the new knowledge "click" :-) I could NEVER have passed if I did CAIB by correspondence, you’re an amazing instructor that makes the new knowledge “click” :-)

]]> Comment on Strike while the iron is hot? by Janelle http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/strike-while-the-iron-is-hot/#comment-9 Janelle Tue, 01 Feb 2011 15:09:03 +0000 http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/?p=160#comment-9 I most definitely prefer the eat, sleep, learn, write as well. Having done three out of the four CAIB courses in this way, it is a proven successful learning technique for me. Now, if I ever go through my CAIB books for review, I hear the "Voice of Todd" explaining the concepts. A great way to retain the knowledge you're given. Once you've learned the information, not memorized it, to go directly into the exam ensures that the information is still at the top of your mind rather than trying to dig back into your memory to get the answers out on paper. I most definitely prefer the eat, sleep, learn, write as well. Having done three out of the four CAIB courses in this way, it is a proven successful learning technique for me. Now, if I ever go through my CAIB books for review, I hear the “Voice of Todd” explaining the concepts. A great way to retain the knowledge you’re given.

Once you’ve learned the information, not memorized it, to go directly into the exam ensures that the information is still at the top of your mind rather than trying to dig back into your memory to get the answers out on paper.

]]> Comment on Strike while the iron is hot? by Karen http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/strike-while-the-iron-is-hot/#comment-6 Karen Tue, 11 Jan 2011 18:29:52 +0000 http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/?p=160#comment-6 I really prefer the eat, sleep, learn, write approach. Being away from the daily interruptions of kids, friends and the dog rescue allow me to focus on the course. I'm not one of thoses people that loves to study so the less chance to anything else over the books the better in my opinion. Having the exam at the end of the course= less time to stress over writing it. I really prefer the eat, sleep, learn, write approach. Being away from the daily interruptions of kids, friends and the dog rescue allow me to focus on the course. I’m not one of thoses people that loves to study so the less chance to anything else over the books the better in my opinion. Having the exam at the end of the course= less time to stress over writing it.

]]> Comment on When did I become “That Guy”? by Bill lee http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/when-did-i-become-that-guy/#comment-4 Bill lee Wed, 05 Jan 2011 17:41:43 +0000 http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/?p=139#comment-4 This situation sounds very familiar and I don't think you can buy an extra sim card as they program the sim to your phone a the store. By the way it's located in the top of your iPhone. If you poked a pin into the hole in the top your sim card would pop out.(don't do this) This situation sounds very familiar and I don’t think you can buy an extra sim card as they program the sim to your phone a the store. By the way it’s located in the top of your iPhone. If you poked a pin into the hole in the top your sim card would pop out.(don’t do this)

]]> Comment on The view from the front of the class… by Todd Hochban http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/the-view-from-the-front-of-the-class/#comment-3 Todd Hochban Wed, 29 Dec 2010 18:34:08 +0000 http://www.westcoasttraining.ca/?p=100#comment-3 Adding this comment via my iPhone to see how it works. So far so good. Adding this comment via my iPhone to see how it works. So far so good.

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