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Instructor, trainer, and facilitator have the same
major goal: to transfer knowledge, skills, and/or new attitudes
to each participant in their session. This leaders' guide will teach
you the techniques for successful instruction and set you on the
path towards establishing your own “trainer identity.”
You will learn to identify the characteristics of the
learner/facilitator relationship, utilize methods to remove communication
barriers, apply skills to improve training, plan ways to involve
groups in the learning process and deal with the dynamics of a
group. Lastly, you will learn to define and use specific
methods for dealing with conflict and the change process.
Obtain the highest quality management skills quickly
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and written with adult learning theory and information mapping
considerations. Engaging and lively content combines an optimal
mix of case studies, charts, tips, and guidelines. Also included
are our pre- and post-program assessments, which are highly effective
tools for guiding the learning process and providing critical
evaluation. Each content page has opposing pages for notes and each leaders' guide may also be used by a facilitator or as a self-study guide for self-paced learning.
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Workbook Overview
Ask yourself...
- How to design a training program that meets your group's individual
needs?
- How to stimulate imagination and creative thinking in your
participants?
- How to set learning objectives that keep the individual needs
of your participants in mind?
- How to organize and present your material in a way that conveys
all the necessary information yet keeps your audience interested?
Upon Completion You Will Be Able To:
- Determine and write objectives based on the needs of your
participants.
- Understand and apply the principles of good program design
and development to the information you need to convey.
- Determine the technique that is best for you to use in presenting
each segment of your information, and select appropriate visual
aids to support your points.
- Apply solid feedback concepts and techniques to strengthen
your facilitation skills.
Additional Details
Table of Contents/Summary
This resource material has been organized for you
in the following way:
- We begin with an introduction and then present a pre-test
which will help you determine where you are in your understanding
of how to design training programs
- Pre-Test: The Design and Development of a Training Program.
- Pre-Test Feedback: The Design and Development of a Training
Program.
- Then the program discusses the essence of design: the "how-to's"
of putting information into an effective format. You will be
taught to analyze your participants and to convert this information
into program objectives.
- Presentation: Participant Analysis
- Exercise: Participant Wants and Needs
- Presentation: Program Objectives
- Exercise: Test Your Skill -- Learning Objectives
- Guide: Writing Objectives
- Once you have grasped the importance and gained the ability
to construct learning objectives, the next step is to develop
an outline which stems directly from your objectives.
- Presentation/Exercise: Preparing Your Program Outline
- Presentation: Organizing Your Information
- Exercise: Organizing Your Information
- Exercise: Your Program Outline
- Presentation/Exercise: Preparing a Teaching Plan/Guide
- We then offer a complete description of the five useful techniques
to consider in the development of your program. Definitions,
examples and hints concerning these techniques serve as a reference
guide for designing all programs. We also present some ways
to create tests which can help both you and the learners assess
progress and program effectiveness.
- Resource Material: Techniques for Designers
- Presentation: A Word About Testing
- The program concludes with some final thoughts on design and
development, a summary of the material, and a post-test designed
to review what you have learned and check your understanding
of the process of designing a training program.
- Summary
- Post-Test: The Design and Development Of A Training Program
- Post-Test Answers: The Design and Development Of A Training
Program
- Action Plan
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