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  <title>Affirmation is Like Oxygen</title>
  <description> Dr. Jane Vella&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;Peter Noteboom&amp;amp;nbsp;chat with&amp;amp;nbsp;Christine Little,&amp;amp;nbsp;Certified Dialogue Education Teacher, about the axiom “Affirmation is like oxygen –&amp;amp;nbsp;we all need it to survive.” Christine first met GLP nearly twenty years ago through her work with&amp;amp;nbsp;Habitat for Humanity International&amp;amp;nbsp;– one of the first organizations to broadly apply a learning-centered approach. Chris and Jane reflect on how this axiom builds on one of Jane’s old favorites:&amp;amp;nbsp;lavish affirmations. Genuine affirmation is essential for adult learners, even if they might resist it at first!  Read the transcript&amp;amp;nbsp;for the episode on our website. This show is produced by&amp;amp;nbsp;Global Learning Partners&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;Greg Tilton JR, with theme music by&amp;amp;nbsp;Kyle Donald. Follow us on Twitter (@GLPconsultants), Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn (@GlobalLearningPartners) for the latest updates about the show. Find out more about GLP at&amp;amp;nbsp;www.globallearningpartners.com. Like what you hear? Consider leaving us a review! Check out our sister series –&amp;amp;nbsp;Shift the Power: A Learning-Centered Podcast. </description>
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