Dusting off the Tool Box: Tips for Trainers

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Matching Training Approaches to Training Outcomes

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Think about what area you hope to affect. What is your desired outcome? What instructional strategies should be used to achieve the outcomes?

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For example:

If your desired impact or outcome is: Think about using these instructional strategies:
Awareness Reading
Lecture
Knowledge acquisition Reading
Lecture
Demonstration
Observation
Interviewing
Problem solving
Brainstorming
Discussion
Skill acquisition

Role playing
Field application
Guided reflection
Self-reflection
Follow-up work
Coaching

Changes in attitudes and values Role playing
Field application
Case studies
Guided reflection
Self-reflection
On-site applicaiton
Clinical/consultation/supervision

 

From: Winston, McCollum, & Catlet. (1997). Reforming personnel preparation in early intervention. Baltimore: Paul Hl. Brookes Publishing, Co.

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