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A COMPARISON OF THE INFLUENCES OF DIFFERENT TRAINING APPROACHES ON TRAINEES’ PERCEPTIONS OF SELF-EFFICACY TO ACHIEVE TRAINING OUTCOMES AMONG BANKERS IN TAIWANHuang, Wen-Rou January 2009 (has links)
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Best practice internal training : Factors for implementationMyhrberg, Frida, Jonsson, Markus January 2017 (has links)
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Development and Evaluation of a Large-scale Pyramidal Staff Training Program for Behavior ManagementShivers, Audrey H. 08 1900 (has links)
Training and empirically evaluating caregivers’ implementation of behavior management skills is a particularly challenging task in large residential contexts. A pyramidal training approach provides an efficient and effective way to conduct large-scale competency-based behavior skills training. The purpose of this project was to develop and evaluate a large-scale pyramidal staff training program for behavior management skills. One hundred nine caregivers and 11 behavior service professionals at a large, residential care facility participated in this project. Interobserver agreement was utilized to develop and refine measurements systems to detect caregiver acquisition of skills, behavior service professionals’ ability to score caregiver performance and behavior service professionals’ ability to deliver a specified portion of the curriculum. Pre- and post-test probes were conducted utilizing standard role play scenarios and checklists to evaluate caregiver acquisition of three specific behavior management skills. The results supported the following conclusions: first, interobserver agreement measures were useful to develop a reliable measurement system, to refine some curriculum elements, and to evaluate measurement conducted by behavior service professionals. Second, behavior skills training (BST) resulted in caregiver acquisition of all three behavior management techniques. Third, the pyramidal training approach was effective to teach behavior service professionals to deliver BST and accurately measure the performances of trainees.
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Apprendre, tenir et reprendre le métier : entre expériences vécues et conception continuée de formation : conseiller les agriculteurs en grandes cultures / Learning, holding and regaining the job, in between lives experiences and on going training designRobert-Guillot, Marie-Noëlle 16 October 2015 (has links)
Ce travail de recherche s’appuie sur l’analyse ex post de la conception d’un dispositif de formation. Il est destiné à des conseillers agricoles, confrontés aux bouleversements de leur métier. Les exigences de l’agriculture performante économiquement et écologiquement, modifient l’exercice du métier de conseil agricole. Les pratiques de conseil sont perturbées par la mobilisation de l’agronomie pour inciter à réduire les intrants. Il s’agit de se doter d’un cadre théorique qui permette d’analyser les situations de conseil de conseillers, conjointement avec une méthode pour accompagner la réflexion, dans l’interaction conseillers/formateur. La didactique professionnelle et la sociologie de l’action sont convoquées pour appréhender la situation sociale de développement et la situation de formation comme moyen de la formation. Dans les dialectiques connaissances pour l’action, connaissances théoriques, le cadre de l’expérimentation a permis de saisir la faisabilité du conseil, l’accès aux possibles de l’activité de conseil, la coordination des actants pour construire l’action. Il en résulte, un dispositif didactique et coordonné qui garantit un cadre de travail construisant chemin faisant ce que les protagonistes cherchent à faire ensemble, une approche qui ouvre la voie à l’appréhension du social par la didactique professionnelle, l’émergence du métier. / This research work is based on the ex post analysis of the design of a training approach. It is targeted at agricultural advisors facing major changes in their job. The requirements induced by an economically and environmentally performing agriculture modify the job of advisor. The established practices of counselling are disrupted by the agronomy’s engagement to encourage the reduction of inputs. The objective is to design a theoretical frame, allowing to analyze the advisors’ counselling situations, supported by a methodology to back up the reflection and with interactions advisors / trainers. Professional didactic and sociology of action are summoned to appreciate the social situation of development and the training situation as means of training. In the relationships between knowledge for action, theoretical knowledge, the experimentation framework allowed to seize the feasibility of counselling, the access to the potential of the counselling activity and the coordination of the stakeholders to build the action. This leads to a coordinated learning approach with a framework creating along the way what the protagonists are seeking to do together; an approach opening the path to understanding the social component by professional learning; the job emergence.
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A system approach to an outcomes-based competence profile of education, training and development practitioners in the South African National Defence ForceMoorhouse, Christa 28 February 2007 (has links)
This study concerns the identification of the particular competences required by education,
training and development practitioners (ETD practitioners) in the South African National
Defence Force to develop suitable and appropriate career and training strategies. An applied
research approach and a primarily quantitative approach were used. Questionnaires were
completed by the commanding officers or the training managers, as well as the ETD
practitioners at the education, training and development providers in the South African
National Defence Force to determine the actual utilisation of ETD practitioners. Descriptive
statistics were used to determine the roles, core competences, levels of competences and
clusters of competences required by ETD practitioners in the South African National Defence
Force. In addition, the actual utilisation of ETD practitioners was compared with a proposed
competence profile that was based on the literature study in order to determine the
competence gap that has to be addressed by means of career and training strategies. / Educational Studies / M.Ed.(Didactics)
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A system approach to an outcomes-based competence profile of education, training and development practitioners in the South African National Defence ForceMoorhouse, Christa 28 February 2007 (has links)
This study concerns the identification of the particular competences required by education,
training and development practitioners (ETD practitioners) in the South African National
Defence Force to develop suitable and appropriate career and training strategies. An applied
research approach and a primarily quantitative approach were used. Questionnaires were
completed by the commanding officers or the training managers, as well as the ETD
practitioners at the education, training and development providers in the South African
National Defence Force to determine the actual utilisation of ETD practitioners. Descriptive
statistics were used to determine the roles, core competences, levels of competences and
clusters of competences required by ETD practitioners in the South African National Defence
Force. In addition, the actual utilisation of ETD practitioners was compared with a proposed
competence profile that was based on the literature study in order to determine the
competence gap that has to be addressed by means of career and training strategies. / Educational Studies / M.Ed.(Didactics)
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