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Objective Pedagogy Vs
Andragogy Training Cycle
Training need analysis
Session plan & material design
Delivering training Evaluation
Training techniques RAMP 2 FAME
Child Vs Adults
The need to know
The learner’s concept
The role of experience
They must learn what teachers teach for pass exams. Don’t know what & how it will apply to lives
Teachers self concept become that of a dependant
personality
Want to know why they learn. They will invest considerable energy in probing in
to benefits they will gain
Self – concept of being responsible for their own decision. For their own lives
Point Child Adults
The learner’s experience of little worth as are sources for learning : the experience that counts is that of the teachers
the experience that counts is that of the teachers They come with both grater volume & a different quality experience from youth .By virtue of simply having lived longer they have accumulated more experience
Child Vs Adults
Readiness to learn
Orientation to learning
Motivation
They are ready to learn what teacher’s teach them . They must learn if they want pass the exam.
Subject matter oriented –Therefore learning experience are organize according to logic of subject matter content
Only external motivators – Grades/Parent pressure /Teachers
approval
Adult become ready to learn those things they need to know and be able to do it in order to cope effectively with their real life situation
They are task centered or problem centered (life center) .motivated to learn something
extent that they perceive that it will help them perform task or deal problem that they
confronted their life
External motivators – Better jobs, promotions , Salaries Internal motivators – Self esteem, Job knowledge
Point Child Adults
Retention Rate
5%
10%
20%
30%
50%
75%
90%
Training Cycle
Session plan Or delivery plan Step 01-Prioritze the content
Must know
Should know
Could know
Step 02-Arrange content in to logical order Step 03-Select resources Step 04-Select the techniques Step 05-Estimate time needed
Graphical demonstration & key points on good session plan
Time Delivery technique Main point Description
10.00 am to 10.10 am Ice breker-Video clip Make attention to topic Open mind to the route of learning
Frohibidden kindom 29 -31.3544.20 -48
10.10 am to 10.15 am Ice brecker Group devid Take off faer & make friend enviroment
10.15 am to 10.25 am Presentation Objective Emphazise the key learning point
10.20 am to 10.35 am Presentation Child vs Adults lerning Describe to how grab audience & make awareness of defferent between child & adults learning
10.35am to 10.45am Group discussion Retemtion rate Emphasize the importancy of active lerning
10.45 am to 10.50 am lecturing Briefing the training cycle introduce key charachteristich on training cycle -extra focuss on TNA & Evaluation
10.50 am to 11.00 am Lecturing Session planing demostration on key steps of training cycle
11.00am to 11.05 am visual demotartion Session planing Show how a to keep the balance on a session plan
11.05am to 11.10 am Wakeup -Video clip Make attention to topic Open route of learning -Goal-53.32-55.15
11.10am to 11.30 am Presentaion Training technique brief explain the basic training technique2 min *7 + 6 min for presentation
11.30 am to 11.45 am Role play practical application New servan from mahiyanganya -preperation 5 min-including my 2 min -presenting 3 min *2 -discuss-2 min
11.45am to 11.50 am Lecturing Delivery tarining Qualities & ethic on delivery training
11.50am to 11.55 am Group discussion RAMP 2 FAME emphasize key massage
11.55am to 12.00 am Quectioning
12.00 am to 12.05 am Gift
Training techniques
Lecture/Presentation Group Discussion Case studies Ice breaker Simulation Role plays Hand out Outbound training
Lecture/Presentation
Group Discussion
Case studies
Simulation
Role plays
Handouts
Ice breaker
Outbound training
Delivery training 01/Establish & maintain creditability
Inspire learners to learn. Describe how the goals & objective will improve learners work performance
02/Conductive training in a responsive & collective manner Be sensitive .Balance with immediate interest
03/Create leaning environment .participant feel comfortable & safe.
04/Provide supportive feedback
05/Use effective communication & presentation skills
06/Use effective facilitation skills
07/Provide opportunities for practical application of knowledge & skills
Nine learning principles –RAMP 2 FAME
RecencyThings that are learned last are those best remembered by the
participant. This applies to the content learned at the end of the session
First learned things are learnt best. It is important to include all of the key points at the beginning of the session-Objectives
Participants must want to learn, they must ready to learn and there must be some reason to learn
All training , Information, Training aids, and Methods must be appropriate to the participants’ needs.
Primacy
Motivation
Appropriateness
2-Way communicati
on
The communication process involves with participants, not at them. Fruitful dialogues
Learning is much effective with the use of more sense faculties
Participants learn more when they actively involved in the process
Both facilitator and participants should interact for understanding and evaluate performance of the session
Multiple-sense
Learning
Active Learning
Feedback
Things that are repeated are the best remembered Exercise
Nine learning principles –RAMP 2 FAME
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