Learning and Development Flashcards
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Which method is most effective for developing complex problem-solving skills in managers?
Answer: Action learning sets
Action learning sets engage participants in solving real organizational problems collaboratively, building higher-order thinking skills.
A new employee is paired with a senior colleague for guidance and knowledge sharing. This is an example of:
Answer: Mentoring
Mentoring involves a more experienced person guiding a less experienced person's professional development.
What is the key difference between coaching and mentoring in an organizational context?
Answer: Coaching focuses on specific skills/performance; mentoring focuses on overall career development
Coaching targets specific performance goals and skill gaps, while mentoring addresses broader career growth and professional guidance.
Which learning and development metric directly measures the business impact of a training program?
Answer: Reduction in error rates post-training
Reduction in error rates post-training is a Level 4 (Results) metric that shows tangible business impact.
An organization is shifting to a learning culture. Which practice best supports this transition?
Answer: Rewarding employees who share knowledge and apply new skills
A learning culture is reinforced by recognizing and rewarding knowledge sharing and continuous skill application.
What is 'spaced repetition' in learning design?
Answer: Reviewing material at increasing intervals to strengthen retention
Spaced repetition is a technique that schedules review of content at increasing intervals to improve long-term memory retention.
Which type of learning objective is most measurable for training evaluation purposes?
Answer: Demonstrate ability to handle three customer objections using the LAST technique
Behavioral objectives with specific, observable, and measurable outcomes (like demonstrating a technique) enable effective evaluation.