MATERIALS
Handout 43.1: Creating Exemplary Learning Experiences
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
None
ROOM SET-UP
Tables and chairs
Comments
It is important to encourage people to continuously teach others what they have
learned. When we teach others, we reinforce what we also have learned. We become
role models, encouraging employees to pass on what they learn, as well.
Ideally, this activity should be conducted after participants have gone through most
of the leadership program. They will be able to select a module they know they can
adapt for implementation with their own employees and develop a learning plan. If
possible, do this module when there is time to implement these plans and report back
the results at a subsequent workshop.
Trainer’s Notes for Activity 43
STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE
Step 1: Introduce the activity by saying:
“There is no better way to demonstrate your confidence in your employees than
to take time on a regular basis to teach them things that you are learning. It will
build their skills and help you crystallize your thinking on any topic. For this
reason, we suggest that you choose a time each month to provide a short
training session with some group in your company.”
Step 2: Ask participants to describe a time when they knew they weren’t learning
much. Perhaps it was because...
- The presentation was boring.
- There were no breaks.
- The material was unrelated to their work.
- There was no variety.
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