Bodhih's Train the Trainer certification teaches practical approaches for running training that keeps every learner involved and creates a positive learning environment. Participants learn to handle different learning styles, use analogies to explain unfamiliar concepts and have learners produce artifacts they can refer back to. Technavio ranks the program among the global top 7 in its market.
Last updated · Bodhih Insights team · reviewed by Siddharthan VGJ, Founder
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Handling learners with different learning styles: By catering for the diversity of learning styles by which participants learn best the trainer not only helps accommodate their varying needs but also assert the learning process by overlapping the same knowledge, skill or behavior using various means. The best uses of pictures, videos, anecdotes, practical skill demonstrations, individual and group activities are shared. The program also gives ideas to best divide your program into facilitator led discussions, exercises, videos and presentations. No participant is left out and participants’ knowledge, skills and behavior are strengthened through overlapping of learning styles.
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Use of Analogy: An analogy is an explanation of an unfamiliar concept by linking it to another similar concept that is familiar to the trainee. Analogies are one of the best tools for explanation and are considered to be among the fundamental elements of workshops. It boosts the participants’ level of comprehension and makes distant and unfamiliar concepts instantly accessible and familiar.
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Artifacts: Artifacts are tangible outcomes produced by participants during the training. They can be referred back to even after the training as creating something is a powerful learning experience
Quick answers
How does Train the Trainer help trainers handle different learning styles?
The program shows trainers how to overlap the same knowledge, skill or behaviour through pictures, videos, anecdotes, demonstrations and individual and group activities. It also gives ideas for dividing a session into facilitator-led discussions, exercises, videos and presentations so no participant is left out.
