Trainer Flashcards
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When designing a training program, what should be defined first?
Answer: The learning objectives
Learning objectives anchor every other design decision, from content to assessment.
Which approach best supports adult learners (andragogy)?
Answer: Connecting content to real work experience
Adults learn best when content relates to their existing experience and immediate needs.
What is the purpose of a training needs analysis?
Answer: To identify gaps between current and desired performance
A needs analysis pinpoints the performance gaps training should close.
Which is a 'kinesthetic' learning preference activity?
Answer: Hands-on practice with equipment
Kinesthetic learners absorb best through physical, hands-on activity.
What does Kirkpatrick's Level 1 evaluation measure?
Answer: Participant reaction and satisfaction
Level 1 captures how learners react to and feel about the training.
A trainer notices a learner dominating discussion. The best response is to:
Answer: Redirect by inviting input from others
Inviting other voices balances participation without embarrassing anyone.
Why are SMART objectives useful in training design?
Answer: They make goals specific and measurable
SMART objectives are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound, enabling clear assessment.