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A Regulator’s Perspective on Advanced Training Technologies:. What are the Essential Elements? Dr. Hank Payne, Director Office of Training & Education Occupational Safety & Health Administration. Essential Elements of Training. Well Designed Qualified Trainer
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A Regulator’s Perspective onAdvanced Training Technologies: What are the Essential Elements? Dr. Hank Payne, Director Office of Training & Education Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Essential Elements of Training • Well Designed • Qualified Trainer • Presented at the Student’s Level • Students Can Ask Questions • and Receive Responses
Essential Elements of Training • Site Specific • Hands-On Component • Verification of Learning
Well Designed Instruction Systematic Course Development Implement Analyze Evaluate Develop Design
Qualified Trainer • Subject Matter Expert • Sound Instructional Techniques • Varies Instructional Methods • Empathic to Student Concerns
Presented at the Student’s Level • Analyze Learners: • Knowledge & Experience • Vocabulary • Language • Education Level
Student Questions • Students Able to Ask Questions • Of Instructors • Of Other Students • Students Receive Responses • Timely • Accurate
Site Specific • Training Addresses Hazards Likely • to be Encountered at the Current • Job Site • Recognition • Avoidance • Abatement
Hands-On Component • For most Safety & Health Training, • a Hands-On Component is Necessary • Opportunity for Supervised • Practice • Verification of Learning • Builds Confidence in Ability to • Perform
Verification of Learning • Students Demonstrate They Have • Learned • Written Verification • Performance Verification
DOWNLINK (RECEIVE SITES) NETWORK OPERATIONS CENTER UPLINK (TRANSMIT) VTT AUDIO ACCESS VTT CLASSROOM STUDIO Advanced Training Technologies
Implement Analyze Evaluate Develop Design Well Designed Instruction Systematic Course Development
Qualified Trainer • Subject Matter Expert • Sound Instructional Techniques • Varies Instructional Methods • Empathic to Student Concerns
Presented at the Student’s Level • Analyze Learners: • Knowledge & Experience • Vocabulary • Language • Education Level
Student Questions • Students Able to Ask Questions • Of Instructors • Of Other Students • Students Receive Responses • Timely • Accurate
Site Specific • Training Addresses Hazards Likely • to be Encountered at the Current • Job Site • Recognition • Avoidance • Abatement
Hands-On Component • For most Safety & Health Training, • a Hands-On Component is Necessary • Opportunity for Supervised Practice • Verification of Learning • Builds Confidence in Ability to • Perform
Verification of Learning • Students Demonstrate They Have • Learned • Written Verification • Performance Verification
Summary • Advanced Training Technologies • Have a Role in Safety & Health • Training Programs • Seldom Can be Used for Complete • Training Program
Summary • Concerns About “Off-the-Shelf” • Programs Meeting Needs • Training Requirements in Standards • & Rules Are What They Are • No Single Answer to the Question • On Using ATT