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Training Method

A procedure you use to present the training content in order to demonstrate the behaviors you want trainees to learn

3 most popular training methods

Lecture, conducting experiential activities, and facilitating group discussions

Engagement Strategy

Any type of communication that encourages trainees to reflect on or to interact with the information they receive

Experiential Activity

Where trainees develop and practice skills together under the direction of a trainer

Role play

An activity that encourages trainees to act out unfamiliar roles, attitudes, or behaviors in order to practice skills or to apply what they have learned

Improvisation

Given scenario but nothing else

Prescribed roles

Well-preserved set of instructions

Semi-prescribed

Some directions but not told how to handle it

Replay of life

Trainees portray themselves

Participant-prepared skits

Trainees completely develop the roleplay

Case study

A type of problem-based learning that includes a detailed and contextualized problem that is presented to trainees for solving

Case study

Usually a narrative or short story about a problem and its history

Facilitated group discussion

Occurs when a group of 3-10 trainees interact with the assistance of a facilitator who guides the discussion toward specific learning objectives

Why training plan?

Connects what trainees need and training methods with the objectives

8 minutes

Avg adolescent attention span

20 min

Avg adult attention span

Horseshoe/modular

Best seating arrangement

Trainer immediacy

Degree of physical or psychological closeness between the people

Affinity

A positive attitude that one person has for another

Affinity seeking

The process by which individuals attempt to get others to like and feel positive about them

Behavior alteration techniques

Communication strategies that are intended to control and direct behavior

Protocol behavioral alteration techniques

Positive strategies (how trainee benefits)

Antisocial behavior alteration techniques

Negative strategies (this will happen if you don't do this- punishment)