Training Terminology: Evolve Yourself as Better Training Professional by Using Actively in Training Programs!
Find below some top training Terminology that will reflect your professionalism in your training activity Active Learning — A learning principle that says participants learn more when they are actively involved in the process. Remember the saying “we learn more by doing”. Agenda — A list, plan or outline of things to be done before, during and after the training. An agenda is the road map that will lead to the achievement of the learning objectives. Everyone needs a plan and wants to know where you are leading them. Anecdote — A short story used to help illustrate a point. Audio-Visual Aids — Training or educational materials directed at both the sense of hearing and the sense of sight. Materials that provide pictures and/or sounds to assist learning or teaching. Flip charts, overhead transparencies, graphical presentations, computer-based presentations, chalkboards, slide presentations, videos and films are just a few examples of audio-visual aids. Brainstorming — A group