Designing and Delivering Great Training (Training of Trainers)
Teaching others – whether community members, lay advocates, or peers – is an essential part of our advocacy toolbox. Yet too often we resort to lectures that have our audience nodding off. Find out how to beat the Snooze Blues at this event!
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Who should enroll
Anyone who finds herself teaching others on a regular basis will benefit from this training. You should have a specific training in mind that you will develop during this workshop. We also hope that that you will volunteer to teach future Consortium and national CLAE courses with us.
What you will learn
- Identify the learning characteristics of your audience
- Choose instructional methods most effectively geared to achieve specific training goals and objectives
- Review the steps of good instructional design
- Review different forms of instruction, including brainstorming, demonstration, and panel sessions
This course addresses the following ABA Standards of Practice for Civil Legal Aid Providers: Standard 6.5 - Training
This course is not scheduled for delivery. Please contact us if you are interested in taking this course.