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You probably have quizzes, manuals, videos and a plethora of other material that needs to be digested and put into action by your employees, but how do you make this happen with various learningstyles and different degrees of training interest? The simple answer is you use an instructional design model.
A clear plan allows you to control the learning process, and to assess how close the target goal is. Certainly, there is not just one right way to learn, as it is necessary to match different possibilities and the most desirable learningstyles. The efficiency of the learning process can be improved.
Apply a blended learning approach (a mix of training methods) to appeal to different learningstyles of employees across generations. Support lifelong learning. Pair employees with mentors or coaches who can provide tailored advice, support, and encouragement. Align this with each employee’s personal aspirations.
In Communispond’s executive presentation skills training program, Scott asks each participant to bring a real-world example, such as: A presentation they frequently deliver An upcoming meeting they’re preparing for An important email they need to send During the session, Scott uses in-the-moment coaching.
Gather new data through surveys, interviews, and focus groups to understand your employees’ preferred learning methods. Consider how different learningstyles and preferences suit different training topics associated with developing a growth mindset. #8 We asked employees to rate their preferred learning methods.
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Then there’s the phoney content; NLP, learningstyles, life coaching (get a life not a coach – life is not a training programme), a flood of fuzzy nonsense. Most evaluation is ‘after the event’ when it’s too late and revolves around happy sheets, with its crap sampling and irrelevant data.
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