4Designing Training
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:
• List in sequence the steps required to perform a job task.
• Identify the performance, conditions, and criteria of an acceptable performance when writing learning objectives.
• Make a topic outline.
• Describe the components of a lesson.
• Construct a lesson plan.
INTRODUCTION
Once you have established the need for training, you move to Phase 2 of the training process, designing training. See Exhibit 4–1. In this chapter, we explain how to define learning objectives and how to write learning objectives. We show you how to develop a topic outline for your ...
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