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For training to be effective, it can't stand on it's own, but should be part of an overall development strategy that results in creating an infrastructure of learning. Many small things go into making training more effective, and that's what you will find covered in this section.

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  • Get Huge Learning Value From Handouts and Job Aids

    By Robert Bacal - In tough times, the pressure is on to cut any hours spent in training sessions past the point where learning is impacted, and trainers, speakers, group leaders and even managers have to make do. The use of handouts and job aids can help tremendously in increasing the learning that gets taken back to and used on the job, provided the material is usable on the job, and is easily accessible -- a kind of Just In Time Resource. new (Added: 8-Jun-2010 Hits: 149 )
  • The Top Ten Requirements For Good Teaching

    By Richard Leblanc - These requirements are intended for teachers and trainer in general and are especially relevant for teachers and trainers of adult literacy. (Added: 15-Oct-2007 Hits: 190 )

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