Instructional Design
“Telling ain’t training” and designing instruction is more than creating learning objectives and practice activities, it is ensuring that instructional events, motivation, and business impact are integrated into the instruction.
If we are creating new instruction or repurposing existing instruction, we ensure that:
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The essential nine instructional events of learning are executed
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Motivational techniques, such as Keller’s ARCS Model, are employed
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Business impact of the instruction is integrated and is clear
Finally, we identify learning strategies for each unique project and seek to fulfill the following principles, which are required for effective instruction:
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Engage the participants and connect with prior knowledge
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Inspire the participants to explore the new knowledge
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Relate the new knowledge to previous knowledge
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Demonstrate the new knowledge
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Allow the participants to put the new idea into practice
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Integrate the new knowledge by helping the participants accept the new knowledge
Bravo addresses leadership and teambuilding in our increasingly diverse organizations. One area of diversity includes age, with Baby Boomers, Generation Xers, and Millennials working together as teams. We explore the fundamentals of the communication process and help participants understand their own communication skills and biases to enhance their communication competence.
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