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DOE-HDBK-1086-95
Conducting Step 8. Teach the lesson in Addendum F, "Writing Learning
4.8.8.2
Objectives." This lesson was carefully designed to equip the team
members to perform adequately during Step 8 of the TTTD process.
NOTE: The team of SMEs may not be writing the learning objectives.
If this is the case, do not teach the team this lesson or continue this
step.
After the lesson is taught, write terminal and enabling objectives for the
program content. If there is an overwhelming number of topics to write
objectives for, split the participants up into smaller teams (if possible).
Divide the tasks between the teams. If the participants are split into
teams, be aware of the areas of expertise of the SMEs on each team,
and divide the tasks between the groups so that certain tasks go to
those SMEs that have expertise in that particular area.
NOTE: Record terminal and enabling objectives using the format in
Addendum J.
The facilitator(s) should place a flipchart stand (which will serve as a
working board) in front of the group of SMEs. The trainer who will be in
charge of training development will document, on a piece of paper, the
final form of the terminal and enabling objectives.
The facilitator(s) should choose a topic and guide the group in coming up
with a terminal objective in the same way they were guided in the
"Writing Learning Objectives" lesson. The facilitator(s) should then guide
the group in determining the enabling objectives for the task and, once
they are all listed, place them in the best order. Once the objectives are
in finalized form, copies should be given to the appropriate trainers and
supervisor(s) of the facility.
Summary. Once the team's work is finished, thank the members for their
4.8.9
cooperation and persistence. Re-emphasize the importance of each member's
contribution to the facility's training efforts. The coordinator will send "thank-
you" letters and a certificate to each member of the team soon after the
workshop. If you have not already done so, collect the attendance roster.
Remind participants that the design phase is not completed until test items and
a training program description have been written.
4.9 Follow-Up Activities.
4.9.1
Review With the Coordinator.
Give the information at the right to the Coordinator to serve as auditable
documentation showing how the training program was designed and how tasks
were assigned to training.
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