In this video, let’s learn about Tips for Using Scenarios Effectively in Training.
When used effectively, scenarios can help learners understand their roles and responsibilities, build confidence in their abilities, and develop the skills needed to thrive in challenging situations.
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Tips for Using Scenarios Effectively in Training:
Design Scenarios as per the Objectives
First, identify the specific objectives you want your learners to achieve with the training. Next, design scenarios that will help them to reach those objectives. Bloom’s Taxonomy is the gold standard for writing learning objectives. We recommend you use the measurable verbs from the new Bloom’s Taxonomy to write your learning objectives.
Scenario Relevance
Next, ensure that your scenarios are realistic and relevant to your learners’ situations. Learners who can’t see themselves in the scenario are less likely to be engaged and motivated.
Provided Time and Space
Give learners enough time to prepare and familiarize themselves with the scenario. Next, let the learners assess and analyze how they participated in the scenarios. This time given to assess and analyze their contribution will help them identify the key takeaways from the activity.
Feedback and Key Takeaways
Finally, you’ll need to choose an assessment method that will allow you to gauge your learners’ progress and identify areas where they need further support. Provide feedback after the scenario. Conduct debriefing with the learners to discuss their experience and what they learned from the scenario. This feedback will help to reinforce the learning and ensure that learners can apply what they’ve learned in future scenarios. In self-paced courses, such as videos or interactive eLearning, include slides summarizing the key takeaway points from the scenarios.
Considering these factors, you can create effective scenarios to help your learners meet their goals.
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