The Art of Condensation: From 10 Hours to 1 Hour

I needed to reduce my 10-hour course to 1 hour (a 90% reduction!) and was unsure how to handle all the materials I had collected. I thought my research would be interesting for you, too.

A classic challenge for any educator: how to condense a rich, detailed subject into a concise, high-impact overview! It's like trying to fit an entire symphony into a pop song – you have to keep the most memorable melodies and essential movements.

For my "History of Russia: Ruling Dynasties" course, specifically the Rurikovichi part, requires a very strategic and often ruthless approach. The key is to shift from a comprehensive teaching goal to a compelling overview or teaser goal.

Here's how I approach it, step by step:

When the Italian Night Comes Alive (and Tries to Eat You)

 Okay, fellow night owls and adventurers, let's talk about Italian nightlife.

A Secret Germanic Tribe That Hid in Italy's Mountain

That's like finding a Viking who still worshiped Thor during the Renaissance. So I went full Indiana Jones to uncover their story… and it's wilder than Game of Thrones.

Theodolinda Cycle (scene No. 10) by ZAVATTARI, Franceschino

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Leadership Lessons: Why Consistent Content Creation Is Key to Building Authority

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