1. ADDIE & Effective H&S Training
2. Planning and Preparation
3. Engagement & Group Dynamics
100

The acronym ADDIE stands for this

Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate

100

Course title, learning outcomes, training dates/duration, venue location

Items that should be included in advance communication sent to participants before H&S training (training outline)

100

Andragogy is the method of teaching which group of learners?

Adults (adult learners)

200

Training should only be used when the performance gap is caused by this.

A lack of knowledge or skill (not poor design, hazards, or system problems)

200

This seating arrangement, shaped like an open rectangle, is best suited for workshops, incident investigations, and hazard identification exercises.

U-shape (horseshoe) seating

200

According to the 6 principles of andragogy, adults learn best when content feels relevant. Name this principle

Readiness to learn (Relevance, Principle 2)

300

At the Design stage, we decide what learners must be able to do at the end of training.

Learning Outcomes

300

Three items a trainer should check or test when preparing the training room in advance.

Set up and test all equipment; check the projector, video, and audio; test internet access; adjust lighting; set a comfortable room temperature; arrange tables and chairs; secure cables to prevent trip hazards.

300

According to the 6 principles of andragogy, adults prefer learning that helps them solve real problems rather than absorbing abstract theory. Name this principle.

Problem-centred learning (Principle 5)

400

Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, Create

Bloom's Taxonomy - six levels of learning

400

Planning ahead for common disruptions, trainer illness, bad weather, or facility emergencies.

Planning for Contingency

400

Tuckman's model describes five stages of group development. Name all five stages in the correct order.

Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning

500

Reaction, Learning, Application, Results, and ROI

Kirkpatrick's Evaluation Model (evaluating training effectiveness)

500

These are three of the qualifications or attributes that make a trainer competent to deliver H&S training

Experience; Education; Instructional knowledge; Subject matter expertise; Performance evaluations; Ongoing professional development.

500

Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive

Three layers of learning engagement.