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_aClark, Ruth Colvin _912594 |
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245 | _aEvidence-based Training Methods: A Guide for Training Professionals | ||
250 | _a2nd ed | ||
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_bViva Books Private Limited _c2017 _aNew Delhi |
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300 | _a381p | ||
500 | _a1. Training Fads and Fables Part I: Evidence-based Practice and Learning 2. What is Evidence-based Practice? 3. Cognitive Load and Learning 4. Engagement in Learning Part II: Evidence-based Use of Graphics, Text, and Audio 5. Visualize Your Content 6. Explain Visuals 7. Make it Personal 8. Avoid Too Much of a Good Thing Part III: Evidence-based Use of Examples and Practice 9. Accelerate Expertise With Examples 10. Does Practice Make Perfect? Part IV: Evidence Applied: Best Practices With Explanations, Procedural Lessons, Scenario-Based Lessons, and Games 11. Effective Explanations 12. Teaching Procedures 13. Teaching Critical Thinking Skills With Scenarios 14. Games and Learning Part V: Evidence-based Principles of Instruction 15. The Big Picture: 10 Principles From Instructional Research | ||
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_aInstructional Systems - Design _912595 |
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_aProfessional Employess _912596 |
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_aLearning - Psychology _912597 |
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