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Schedule






Week:

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Day Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
7.00-8.00am              
8.00-9.00              
9.00-10.00                
10.00-11.00                
11.00-12.00                
12.00-1.00pm              
1.00-2.00                
2.00-3.00                
3.00-4.00                
4.00-5.00                
5.00-6.00                
6.00-7.00                
7.00-8.00                

 

TO-DO List

Date:

Name:

Priority Done(√) Task/Activity
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       

 

Group contributions to the training design with sign-off

Name Contributions Sign-off
Alena Avdeeva Lesson plan table ‘Present new information’ Power Point Presentation Book compilation References  
Zinaida Khutorianska ‘Objectives’; ‘Providing learning guidance’; ‘Team members roles’; ‘Enhance retention and transfer’  
Denys Zakaliuk Gain attention’ Invitation e-mails; ‘Recall of Prior knowledge” Crossword; ‘Assess performance’, ‘Elicit performance’ and ‘Provide feedback’  
Sandilya Turlapati Introduction Materials Table setup rationale Power Point Presentation Proofreading  

 

References

 

Fee, K. (2011). 101 Learning and Development Tools: Essential Techniques for Creating, Delivering and Managing Effective Training. Kogan Page.

 

Integration Training (2011, March 23). Funny Time Management for Superheroes – Animation [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=ryWsoAjwGew

 

McArdle, G. H. (2007). Training design and delivery: [a guide for every trainer, training manager, and accasional trainer] / Geri E. McArdle. Alexandria, VA: ASTD Press, c2007.

 

Mind Tools Ltd. (n.d.). “Time Management.” Mind Tools. Retrieved from https://www.mindtools.com/index.html

 

Wilson, J. P. (2005). Human Resource Development: Learning & Training for Individuals & Organizations. Kogan Page.

 

TIME MANAGEMENT – 3 SIMPLE TECHNIQUES TO REMEMBER

 

Technique 1: Maintaining a To-Do list.

 

Grab a coffee and with a fresh start of the day document what all you need to accomplish in order or sequence of importance. Keep track!

 

Technique 2: Prioritization

 

If there are multiple tasks, draw an action priority matrix and weigh which one needs to be done first and which one can wait.

 

Technique 3: Scheduling

 

Remember the pickle jar theory – there is always room for balancing tasks. Shake your schedule to see how there is place to squeeze in an extra task.






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