Best Practices & Methodologies Flashcards
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Before full rollout, a training manager delivers a new program to a small representative group to identify problems. This is called a:
Answer: Pilot test
A pilot test trials the program with a sample audience so issues can be fixed before launch.
Which level of Bloom's revised taxonomy requires learners to produce a new or original work?
Answer: Create
Create is the highest level in Bloom's revised taxonomy, involving generating original products or ideas.
Kirkpatrick's 'Return on Expectations' (ROE) emphasizes:
Answer: Agreeing with stakeholders up front on what success looks like
ROE defines stakeholder expectations at the start and measures training's value against them.
A training needs analysis typically examines which three levels?
Answer: Organization, task/job, and individual
Classic needs analysis looks at organizational, task, and person-level needs.
In a train-the-trainer program, which practice MOST improves the quality of new internal facilitators?
Answer: Having them teach-back segments and receive structured feedback
Teach-back with feedback lets new trainers practice delivery and correct weaknesses before going live.
Which Kirkpatrick level is BEST measured by observing employees' on-the-job application 60–90 days after training?
Answer: Level 3 – Behavior
Level 3 assesses whether learners apply new skills on the job, which needs time to emerge.
A blended learning program is BEST described as:
Answer: A strategic mix of delivery methods such as e-learning, live sessions, and on-the-job practice
Blended learning combines multiple modalities to leverage each method's strengths.
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