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TRAINING STRATEGIES & METHODS Dr. Faisa l Asghar Imam

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TRAINING STRATEGIES &

METHODS

Dr. Faisal Asghar Imam

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W hy Activity???Honey & Mumford/Kolb

Inclusion of PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES a necessity

How many??

games machine

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A MIXED SESSIONA brief introduction of the SUBJECT+ learningobjectivesAn activity (assess background knowledge,

attention, skill levels, ice breaking)Input followed by discussion or a Q & ASummarization, Review

Activity (case study, role play, simulation etc)Discussion on activityA final review

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INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIES

AimsIntroduction of trainer/subject/holistic picture

Relationship buildingIndividual voice

This sets the ball rolling

Membership???

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INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIESTiming??Sizeget on with the real business .an hour

You can make time irrelevant by contentrelevancy

Design /Availabilitychoosing the most suitable

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LET S ASK THE TRAINER

Introduction of trainer(s)Verbal or written brief

Questions they would like to ask the trainerContentExpectationsMethodologies

Sub groups and spokesperson

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THE CREEPING DEATH

OPEN, ROLE, CONTENT RELEVANCETiming

Some issues to considerAre they listening?Boredom

AnxietyBe random / Russian Roulette

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W HY AM I HERE? ORW HO AM I?

IMAGE, DRAW ING OR MAP

Provide a map: concerns, personal strengths,

personal objectives, learning expectations,boss s expectations

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T-CHARTS

HOPES vs. CONCERNS

A SUMMARY FLIP CHART

REVIEW AT THE OF THE TRAINING

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ICE BREAKERS

Introductory activities are sometimes referredas ice breakers

Short activities aimed at developing co-relationships at a deeper levelIntroduction to content in a non-threateningwayMembership??Timing ??

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ICE BREAKERS

Usage

At the start or after breaks

Still learners vs. developing deeper relations

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ANIMALS

INTRODUCTION EXTENSIONMy biggest achievement

My biggest failureSomething I regretW hat type of person annoys me and why?Three people I would most like to talk and whyW hat would I do if I have only 4 weeks to live?W hat would I do in a nuclear three minutewarning?

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ENERGIZERS

Not included in the formal plan BUT p ossible

inclusion at any timeTrigger: whenever the energy and motivation

is flagging .key word heavy

Usage

ask the learnersAppropriate selection

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ENERGIZERS

CLOTHES PEGS

CHARADES

GENERAL KNOW LEDGE QUIZ/RIDDLES

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BUZZ GROUPS

Less structured, informal and can be used atany time .by design or by accident

MembershipTimingUsage

During an input on a narrow areaReview

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LECTURES

Creating understanding of a topic orinfluencing behavior through lecture

Straight lecture

Expertise , authority , interest

E A S

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GROUP DISCUSSION METHOD

Setting the context and allowing learners toexpand and analyzeTiming: you should know the extent of subjectand possible contributionsDo not let it carry on excessivelyDecide on the topicHow to launch ..IMPACTIVE,PROVOCATIVEbut not too gimmicky

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THE DISCUSSION-LEADING BRIEF

The Shopping listKey wordsMust know, should know, could know

The pros and cons listControversial/complex topics

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YOUR ROLE

Sit back and listen once you have started thediscussionTake notes for later referenceKeep checking the shopping listIntervene only when essentialActive conflictBringing in items from shopping listFlagging

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SUMMARIES

Ask the members to write a summary

If there is an appointed observer, then thatsummaryPrepare your own summary

Enlist agreed upon pointsPoint out any omissions or missing links

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QUESTION & ANSW ER

Q & A cultureRelevanceProgression

TimeRephrase

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APPROPRIATE QUESTIONS

Open or broad-based questionsProbing questionsClarifying questions

Testing understanding

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LESS APPROPRIATE QUESTIONS

Closed questionsLeading questions

Multiple questionsHypothetical questions

Reflections