16 Jul 2018

Adult Learning – Mental Skills Workshop_0118

Adult Learning_As a graduate student volunteering adult classes, I often wondered how the balancing of school, work, and life was for an adult student but quintessentially why education was not a priority in the growing-up phase of their lives. It seems that the working world taught them the hard way by beating them up every work day for not having an education.  The challenges were many and went both ways for the adult teachers as well as the adult students; teachers for adult learners had to be supportive & encouraging, put up with ingenuity and not to mention the resources made available for the adult students. One such resource was Bloom’s Taxonomy used effectively to promote higher forms of thinking in education as well as a basis for designing educational, training, and learning processes. Bloom’s Taxonomy identifies three domains of learning or educational activities namely:
Cognitive: mental skills (knowledge)
Affective: growth in feelings or emotional areas (attitude or self)
Psychomotor: manual or physical skills (skills)
Domains may be thought of as categories and the current business world often refer to these three categories as KSAs, the applications of which are widely found in the area of management sciences.   For instance, in the areas of HRM, a combination of KSA’s (Knowledge, Skills & Attitude) is reflected in a job behavior that can be observed, measured and evaluated thus forming the basis for a Competency based HRM.
Presenting “Adult Learner: Bloom’s Taxonomy – focusing Cognitive Domain”as a one-day workshop wherein the participants will discover the specifics of how the cognitive domain increases intellectual capability. Below are the workshop objectives & the course outline:
Workshop Objectives:

  • Understand Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Explain the cognitive domain
  • Explore the two cognitive domains
  • Explain types of knowledge
  • Identify training in the cognitive domain

Adult Learning – Mental Skills Course Outline:

Module One: Getting Started

  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives

Module Two: Bloom’s Taxonomy

  • Bloom’s Theory
  • History
  • New Understanding
  • Definition
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions

Module Three: Knowledge 

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions

Module Four: Comprehension

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions

Module Five: Application

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions

Module Six: Analysis

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions

 Module Seven: Synthesis 

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions

Module Eight: Evaluation

  • Behavior
  • Actions
  • Examples
  • Implementation
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions

Module Nine: Updated Version

  • Remembering and Understanding
  • Applying and Analyzing
  • Evaluating
  • Creating
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions

Module Ten: Types of Knowledge

  • Factual
  • Conceptual
  • Procedural
  • Metacognitive
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions

Module Eleven: Training

  • Examples
  • Problem Solving
  • Qualitative Assessments
  • Create Plans
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions

Module Twelve: Wrapping Up

  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Additionally, the workshop includes the following:

  1. Training Manuals for each delegate, Icebreakers, energizers, and other workshop activities to heighten the effectiveness of training sessions when targeted to the lesson topic and the overall needs of the participants.
  2. PowerPoint slides embedded with videos that will complement the instructor-led training experience and provide an excellent summary of training concepts in point format. Flip chart notes are also available as an alternative for workshop training.
  3. Quick Reference Sheets. These powerful Quick Reference sheets are an excellent take away from any training program or as a stand-alone desktop reference tool.
  4. Usage of real life examples, case studies, and stories based on the instructor’s industry experience that are relevant to the group.
  5. Certificates. The Certificate of Completion is meant to publicly acknowledge the effort and expense invested by participants in the completion of the training workshop.
  6. Course related MP3 Audio book for training on the go and a complimentary E-book on select Soft Skills.

All of these professional training resources are based on the most up-to-date body of knowledge and carefully selected by subject matter experts.  To better comprehend each module’s objectives & outline, please click on the following link that demonstrates the HR’ module on our website: http://readacademy.net/course-curriculum/
To register for the workshop or additional information on a specific module, please respond back with your choice of the pick and/or visithttp://readacademy.net/softskills-training-courses/; to enable us meet your business requirements, please fill out the professional enquiry form at:http://readacademy.net/contact-us/.  If you have any questions, concerns or need an insight to our soft approach, please contact us at:info@readacademy.netand/or call us +966532874341.