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The creative learning methods "Total Physical Response", "Missing Vowels", "Letter Salad", "Timeline" and "Learnflow" bring variety and color to gray learning processes.

Did you see that? Have you heard that? Have you already done that? Statements like these show how someone thinks and learns. For workshop and seminar leaders, knowledge of the different learning types and learning needs is extremely important: kinaesthetics need to do. Visual learners need to see. Verbal learners need to talk. Auditory learners need to hear. Scriptorians need to read or write. In every good lesson, learners should therefore alternate between seeing, hearing, writing, reading, talking and doing.

If you regularly lead seminars and workshops, you can't avoid having your own moderator's case. But what material belongs in such a case? What fits perfectly for one workshop may be completely unsuitable for the next seminar. With the Novario system, Neuland offers a simple and ingenious solution for quickly and easily equipping moderator cases with the right material for the next seminar or workshop.

The book "Munterrichtsmethoden" by Harald Gross, Betty Boden and Harald Boden contains 22 learning methods for adult education: How can you keep participants interested in seminars and workshops? And how can you motivate them to apply, work through, solve problems, practise and repeat?

World Café is an inspiring method that is used worldwide with great benefit and tangible joy. The new learning map from Neuland shows in a few words and with apt illustrations how World Café works and is used successfully in practice.

The Stockmar wax coloring blocks from Neuland are becoming increasingly popular. No wonder: they are extremely useful and handy, last a long time, cost very little and allow you to create huge posters with great impact in no time at all. In this article, you will find out how quickly, easily and versatilely you can use the blocks in everyday practice.

Would you like to show the participants of your seminars, workshops and meetings in an impressive way that they usually don't listen or look properly? Then amaze those present with a magic trick that is as simple as it is ingenious!

"Above all, I wish you good health!" You probably also gave this wish to loved ones at the turn of the year and received it yourself. The way you speak to your friends can make a decisive contribution to whether your wish actually comes true. After all, "foul language" has a considerable influence on our well-being.

With the StrippenZieher, participants in seminars and workshops pull on many strings - but always in one direction. The drawing game simultaneously promotes dexterity, social skills and encourages collaborative action. The interaction in the group effectively supports team building.