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Facilitation Techniques & Instructional Delivery Flashcards

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  1. Which statement best describes the difference between teaching and facilitating in the CPI instructor role?

    Answer: Teaching focuses on the instructor's performance; facilitating focuses on participant learning

    In CPI, the instructor shifts focus from delivering content to creating conditions in which participants construct understanding and develop competency.

  2. A participant in a CPI training becomes visibly upset during a discussion about restraint use. What is the instructor's immediate priority?

    Answer: Pause, check in with the participant privately, and assess whether to continue or take a break

    Trauma-informed instruction requires the instructor to pause and assess participant wellbeing before proceeding with emotionally charged content.

  3. When using visual aids during CPI instruction, what is a common facilitation error to avoid?

    Answer: Reading slide text verbatim instead of using visuals as discussion anchors

    Reading slides verbatim reduces the instructor to a narrator, removes engagement, and fails to leverage visuals as a tool for deeper discussion.

  4. Which formative assessment strategy is most effective during a full-day CPI certification course?

    Answer: Periodic exit tickets or brief knowledge checks distributed throughout the session

    Periodic formative checks allow the instructor to adjust delivery in real time and give participants ongoing feedback on their own progress.

  5. How should a CPI instructor manage the transition between a high-energy activity and a reflective debrief?

    Answer: Use a brief settling signal and transition statement to shift the emotional tone

    A structured transition helps participants shift physiologically and cognitively from active engagement to reflective analysis.

  6. In the CPI instructional framework, what is the primary goal of the debriefing phase following a scenario or skill practice?

    Answer: To connect the experience back to core concepts and extract transferable lessons

    Debriefing bridges experiential learning back to theory, ensuring participants extract and articulate the principles demonstrated in practice.

  7. A CPI instructor is training staff who are skeptical about the program's philosophy. Which facilitation approach is most effective?

    Answer: Acknowledge skepticism, invite open dialogue, and link the content to participants' professional goals

    Acknowledging resistance and linking content to personal professional relevance is more effective than suppressing skepticism.