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Argosy University/ Phoniex University/
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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
TRAINING CONCEPTS RESEARCH ASSIGNMENTÂ
BackgroundÂ
People spend much of their childhood in a classroom. This experience shapes the way they do things throughout their adult lives. The time people spend in the classroom impacts the way adults view the learning process. Many people think that the classroom style of learning is the most effective way to learn. This line of thought is exemplified by the methods that are used in many employee training programs. Training professionals need to understand how adults learn in order for them to design and deliver effective training programs.Â
ProcedureÂ
Write a paper with a minimum of five paragraphs, 80 to 150 words per paragraph. Gather information from Internet sources and library sources. Address the assignment that's explained below. Your paper must have an introductory paragraph that tells what the paper is about and a concluding paragraph that restates your purpose and brings the report to a close. You must have at least one major paragraph outlining each of three points.Â
Describe the concept of adult learning theory and discuss how it influences employee training. Identify what you would change in the following case to make the training more effective by applying adult learning theory:Â
The Human Resources Director began the training session by announcing the objective of the course. He said, "I will explain how the new payroll system works and how I usually troubleshoot problems during a payroll week." The Human Resources Director then darkened the room and proceeded to show a series of computer-generated slides that outlined the lecture. The participants were given hand¬outs that showed six slides per page where they could make their own notes. The participants were told to hold their questions and comments until the end of the session.Â
GoalÂ
The goal of this assignment is to help you apply what you've learned about adult learning theory from your lessons. This assignment will provide you an opportunity to explain the concept of adult learning theory and how it influences employee training.Â
Writing GuidelinesÂ
1. Type your submission, double-spaced, in a standard print font, size 12. Use a standard document format with 1-inch margins. (Do not use any fancy or cursive fonts.)Â
2. Include the following information at the top of your paper:Â
a. Name and complete mailing addressÂ
b. Student numberÂ
c. Training Concepts, HRM150Â
d. 41200600Â
3. Read the assignment carefully and address the topic or issue suggested.Â
4. Be specific. Limit your submission to the topic or issue suggested.Â
5. Include a reference page that lists Web sites, journals, and any other references used in preparing the submission.Â
6. Proofread your work carefully. Check for correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.Â
Grading CriteriaÂ
Your project will be based on the following criteria:Â
Content 60%Â
Written communication 15%Â
Format ; ; 25%Â
Here's a brief explanation of each of these points.Â
ContentÂ
The studentÂ
• Provides a clear discussion of the assigned topic or issueÂ
• Addresses the subject in complete sentences, not just simple yes-or-no statementsÂ
• Supports his or her opinion by citing specific information from the Web sites and any other references usedÂ
• Stays focused on the assigned issuesÂ
• Writes in his or her own words and uses quotation marks to indicate direct quotationsÂ
Written CommunicationÂ
The studentÂ
• Includes an introductory paragraph, body, and concluding paragraphÂ
• Uses correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, and sentence structureÂ
• Provides clear organization by using words like first, however, on the other hand, and so on, consequently, since, next, and whenÂ
• Makes sure the paper contains no typographical errorsÂ
FormatÂ
The paper is double-spaced, typed in font size 12, no less than five paragraphs, and contains Internet and library research sources. It includes the student'sÂ
• Name and addressÂ
• Student numberÂ
• Course title and number (Training Concepts, HRM150)Â
• Research project number (41200600)Â
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