Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph. D. / Education by Entertainment  

Testimonials

Your piece at the {Eastern Psychological Association} conference was really fun, engaging and full of information. I'm always looking for ways to make learning fun for my students and you certainly nailed it! -- Cathleen Greenan, Dutchess Community College

Ronald Shapiro delivers highly engaging and educational presentations. I have had the opportunity to be in the audience for several of his presentations, and have acquired great takeaways from each one. His presentations are very dynamic and thoughtfully prepared! -- Margarita Posada, Ph.D.

Your presentation was thought provoking, interactive, but most importantly fun. You have a natural gift to “edu-tain” and keep the audience engaged. -- Mason Walker, President, Associated Students, Mesa College

Your presentation was by far my favorite at EPA. I wanted to let you know that it was very informative and fun which is a great combination. -- Ashley Beryl Reid, University of Baltimore

Your presentation was terrific! Students rarely think of IO and industry as a career possibility for psychology. The resume and networking part of your talk was so helpful. This was real-world advice that was truly appreciated. -- Melanie M. Arpaio, Psi Beta Eastern Region VP, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Sussex County Community College

I love the tricks you had (you got me good!) so I will absolutely let you know when I or someone I may know could benefit from one of your programs. -- Kristen Whelan,Transportation Consultant, Liberty International, Inc.

I learned a lot not only from the games you played but also from the way you carried them out. You had tricks for us to watch (blindfolded volunteers) and tricks for the whole class to participate in (such as the misspelt poem). Each trick was sequenced to take us farther and get us to think in a different manner. I was captivate wondering what would happen next and constantly wondering how I would do if it was me behind the blindfold. It was an excellent experience to feel the games from the audience perspective so when I do several of these exercises with my class I can anticipate what they feel. THANK YOU! -- Emily Baxter, Science Teacher, New Haven CT

It was interactive and fun filled. We read concepts in psychology over and over again, but to see it cleverly demonstrated, was awarding. -- Nritya Ramani, New York Behavioral Research Conference

From 2008-2010, Maestro Ronald G. Shapiro of Providence RI has offered 3 interactive 90-minute workshops in New York City on his remarkable work on “Games to explain human factors.” He is truly a master in science education, whose work has been uniformly praised—from novice students to seasoned colleagues--who participated in these NYC workshops. -- Harold Takooshian, PhD Past-President, APA Division on International Psychology

Your piece at the {Eastern Psychological Association} conference was really fun, engaging and full of information. I'm always looking for ways to make learning fun for my students and you certainly nailed it! -- Cathleen Greenan, Dutchess Community College

Ron's workshop on Games to Explain Human Factors is full of interactive demonstrations. The audience is engaged and entertained while learning about findings in psychology and human factors. Games is always well attended and enjoyed by all. -- Patricia R. DeLucia, Ph.D. President, APA Division 21

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Psychologists - Scientific - $2,000.00 to $2,500.00 per visit / by session Daily rate for on site consultation.

Teachers or Professors - $10.00 to $315.00 per hour My published rate is $315/hour with an 8 to 16 hour minimum. I do, however, guarantee to meet a school's budget (no matter what it may be) in certain situations. Thus, my low is shown as $10.00 since the system will not accept a zero.