COMMERCE 4BI3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Mixed Model, Social Cognitive Theory, Observational Learning

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Commerce
• Course: COMMERCE 4BI3
• Professor: Willi Wiesner

Document Summary

Instructional methods/ off-site training: techniques used to stimulate learning (used in classrooms) Lecture programmed instruction computer/technology based training (cds, dvds, Activity based training (role modeling, role playing, games, action learning) e. g. , team. Lecture: a training method in which the trainer presents to trainees the content to be learned. From principles: individual differences, knowledge of result, feedback no therefore from the. It involves a unidirectional flow of information from the trainer to the trainee principles, its shouldn"t be used. Tips for trainers: begin with introduction to the topic and tell trainees what they will learn and/or accomplish, no more than 6 major points be presented during each half hour of the lecture. Take breaks: stories, case incidents, humor , trainee presentations sessions are some of the techniques a trainer can use to maintain interest. Discussion method: two-way communication between the trainer and trainee as well as among trainees.