Best Practices & Methodologies Flashcards
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A training manager wants an iterative design model that replaces lengthy linear phases with rapid prototypes and repeated review cycles. Which model best fits?
Answer: SAM (Successive Approximation Model)
SAM uses small, repeated design-develop-evaluate iterations built around rapid prototypes.
In Gagné's Nine Events of Instruction, what is the FIRST event?
Answer: Gain attention
Gagné's sequence begins with gaining learners' attention before stating objectives.
The 70-20-10 framework suggests that most workplace learning comes from which source?
Answer: On-the-job experience and challenging assignments
The model attributes about 70% of development to experiential, on-the-job learning.
Which of Knowles' andragogy principles is MOST directly addressed by explaining why a skill matters before teaching it?
Answer: Need to know
Adults need to know why they should learn something before investing effort in it.
Cathy Moore's Action Mapping begins with which step?
Answer: Identifying the measurable business goal
Action Mapping starts with a measurable business goal, then identifies the actions needed to reach it.
A trainer schedules short review quizzes at increasing intervals after a course to fight the forgetting curve. This practice is called:
Answer: Spaced repetition
Spaced repetition distributes reviews over time to strengthen long-term retention.
Which ARCS model component focuses on helping learners believe they can succeed?
Answer: Confidence
Keller's Confidence component builds learners' expectation of success through clear criteria and achievable challenges.
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