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Chapter Objectives
At the conclusion of this chapter, you should be able to
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determine the difference between training and nontraining problems
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list three data-gathering steps?
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describe two basic components of a focus group and two ground rules for a focus group
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identify the four levels of detail in task analysis
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describe three critical elements of a population analysis
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list at least three instructional methods and their uses.
A Collective Approach
The notion of starting with nothing and finishing with something of value has a great deal of appeal to most of us. Turning a pile of lumber into a house or 10 yards of fabric into curtains demonstrates creativity and manifests a sense of accomplishment. But these ...
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