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It is left here as an example of a workshop design that may be repeated in the future. If you would like to host or attend this kind of workshop (or are just curious about what happened) send a message to roger@reviewing.co.uk |
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Reviewing Skills for Outdoor Trainers Maximising Learning from Outdoor Management Development Monday 12th February 2001 This workshop will help you maximise the impact and value of the activities in your own training programmes. The skills and insights that you gain can be applied to any settings in which experience is used as a source of learning and development. The experiential and interactive style of this event will help you to make the learning relevant to your own work. Why develop reviewing skills? Reviewing is probably the most important and underdeveloped skill in experience-based training. Better reviewing helps participants get more value from the training you provide. What kind of reviewing? Flipcharts and questioning skills are central features of many reviewing styles, but many learners will benefit from taking part in more varied and dynamic approaches. Ideally, reviewing is at least as engaging as the activity being reviewed. What is reviewing? ‘Reviewing’ applies both to what the learner does when reflecting on their experience as well as to what the trainer does when helping others to reflect, share and learn from their experiences. You will be developing skills for helping others to learn. Benefits By taking part in this workshop you will develop a wide variety of reviewing and facilitation skills that will help managers gain full value from their outdoor experiences. 10 BENEFITS OF REVIEWING 1. You are more in touch with learners 2. You develop communication skills (yours and theirs) 3. You develop learning skills (yours and theirs) 4. You add value to what happens 5. You make benefits more tangible 6. You find evidence for evaluation 7. You become more alert and responsive to what is going on 8. You help learners clarify and achieve their obiectives 9. You assist transfer of learning 10. LEARNERS ENJOY IT! |
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Monday's Outline Programme (4 sessions) Monday 12th February 2001
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The benefits of attending
Dr. Roger GreenawayRoger began working in Outdoor Management Development in 1981. He received
a doctorate in 1995 for a study of the experiences of managers during OMD
events. Roger now provides reviewing skills training to a wide range of clients
in the UK and abroad. Their testimonials are published on Roger's website -
providing evidence of transfer at many levels. You will discover that Roger
practises what he preaches - using experience-based training methods to learn
about experience-based training.
ResourcesBoth as preparation and follow-up for this event you are recommended to
browse Roger's highly acclaimed 'Online Guide to Active Reviewing' at: http://reviewing.co.uk [you are here]
ContactsFor information about Rogers' seminars with Inout Training:
For details of other trainer-training events with Roger Greenaway:
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TestimonialsRoger Greenaway (Reviewing Skills Training)''... went down so well with the staff that we asked
Roger to run a second training event for us''
Randall Williams Bowles Training Services, UK ''Your techniques are still working wonders for us on
the job with what occasionally seem to be miraculous results. Thank you still.''
[3 months on]
Caroline Sillman Corporate Adventure Associates, SA ''... our clients benefited long term because the
transfer of learning from our programmes was greatly enhanced''
Andy Brown Executive Director of ThinkWOW, China Full testimonials More testimonials |
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