Training Delivery and Facilitation Flashcards
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Which factor is MOST important when selecting between synchronous and asynchronous training delivery?
Answer: The nature of the content and required interaction level
Content complexity and required interaction determine whether real-time facilitation (synchronous) or self-paced study (asynchronous) is more effective.
A CPLP candidate is preparing to deliver a session using demonstration and return demonstration. This approach is BEST for:
Answer: Developing psychomotor or procedural skills
Demonstration followed by return demonstration is a proven method for building psychomotor and procedural skills through observation and guided practice.
What does 'checking for understanding' during training MOST effectively accomplish?
Answer: It provides real-time data to adjust instruction
Checking for understanding provides formative data that allows trainers to adjust pacing, re-teach, or advance based on actual learner comprehension.
Which statement BEST describes the role of a facilitator versus an instructor?
Answer: Facilitators guide learner discovery while instructors deliver expert knowledge
Facilitators guide learners to construct knowledge through discovery and dialogue, while instructors primarily transfer knowledge through expert delivery.
When closing a training session, the MOST important facilitator action is to:
Answer: Help learners create action plans for applying learning
Action planning bridges training to workplace application, the ultimate goal of professional development.
The ADDIE model's 'Implementation' phase in the context of training delivery refers to:
Answer: Delivering the instruction to actual learners
In ADDIE, the Implementation phase is when the designed instruction is actually delivered to the target learner population.
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