Adult Learning Principles
True of False. The ‘principles of adult learning’ is a list of practical conclusions that can be drawn from ongoing research into adult learning.
TRUE
It is important to develop learning programs with the target learner group in mind because:
A. If you don't the arrow may miss the target
B. Training can be provided at a level that matches the experince of the learners
C. It is impoortant to know about the private lilives of leaners
B. Training can be provided at a level that matches the experince of the learners
What does WHS stand for?
Workplace Health and Safety
True or False
False
RTO stands for...
Registered Training Organisation
Multi-sensory learning is:
A. using eyes and ears to pick-up body language
B. Deliver training in small chaunks that you can taste
C. Use a Variety of training approaches to engage all learners
C. Use a Variety of training approaches to engage all learners
Under principles of instructional design Leaning content should be:
A. no more than 30 words long
B. expressed with lots of industry jargon
C. broken into small chunks of information that are logically sequenced
D. prepare learners for the session and to re-cap session content
C. broken into small chunks of information that are logically sequenced
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of risk as it relates to safety in a learning environment:
A. Risk is the severity of a hazard occuring
B. Risk is a gamble
C. Risk is the chance that a person will be harmed or experience an adverse health effect if exposed to a hazard
D. Risk is the likelihood of a hazard occuring
C. Risk is the chance that a person will be harmed or experience an adverse health effect if exposed to a hazard
Which is the BEST description of a Unit of Competency from the list below:
a unit of competency describes how to train learners in an RTO
A. a unit of competency describes the workplace requirements for a particular task
B. a unit of competency must always be trained in an actual workplace
C. a unit of competency outlines the information to be memorised by learners
D. a unit of competency outlines the information to be memorised by learners
A. a unit of competency describes the workplace requirements for a particular task
Training Packages can be contextualised to suit local industry and learner requirements. Which of the following is not allowed:
A. selecting elective units for the qualification that match local industry skill requirements
B. removing performance evidence requirements that are too difficult for the learner group
C. adding detail to units of competency relevant to the learner group
B. removing performance evidence requirements that are too difficult for the learner group
Logically sequencing training sessions is an example of what sort of principle?
Instructional Design Principle
Each training session in a learning program should have well written learning outcomes that are SMART.
What does the acronym SMART stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-referenced
What is the first step in the Risk Management process?
1. Identify Hazards
The correct dimension of competency that involves being able to deal with the responsibilities and expectations of the workplace
A. Task management skill
B. Job role/environment skill
C. Contingency management skill
D. Task skill
B. Job role/environment skill
Training packages contain endorsed and non-endorsed components.
Which of the following is not an endorsed training package components
A. units of competence
B. qualification frameworks
C. assessment requirements
D. credit arrangements
E. companion volumes
F. all of the above
E. companion volumes
In the Adult Learning Principles video on the Gordon website what colour is the skin of the characters
Blue
Under Instructional Design what does ADDIE stand for?
Ananylsis
Design
Development
Implementation
Evaluation
Hierarchy of control. Place the folowing in the correct order:
A. Substitution
B. Administration
C. Engineering
D. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
E. Elimination
E. Elimination
A. Substitution
C. Engineering
B. Administration
D. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
If Éclairs are delivered to the service point, at the agreed time and they meet customer expectations, then the Dimension of Competency most relevavent to this is
Job role/environment skill
According to the Victorian Purchasing Guide what is the Maximum Payable Hours for TAE40116
350 hours