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Telling Ain't Training

by Harold Stolovitch

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This book is an entertaining and practical guide for every trainer and performance improvement professional as it tackles the three universal and persistent questions of the profession--how do learners learn, why do learners learn, and how do you ensure that learning sticks. This interactive book with it fun and breezy style illustrate the authors' point of view that learning should be active and enjoyable. Playful illustrations demonstrate the solid research that back up the authors' contentions and help readers separate learning myth from fact to dispel beliefs and practices that often harm the instructional process.


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

5 out of 5 starsF-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C, 2008-11-18
A simple book with a fantastic message. Great training tools. Fantastic way wich the authors lead us to discover the book.


1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5 out of 5 starsA Must Read for Trainers (or future trainers), 2008-09-17
For those of you in the training industry (or those contemplating becoming a trainer) READ THIS BOOK! It contains many important examples and instruction on how to become a more effective trainer. I just finished reading this book for the third time, and it seems to get better every time I read it!

Post-training evaluations tell us a bit about our training delivery, but these do not always reflect our effectiveness in the training; in many cases, we are training people that know very little about the subject we are training about. So often times, our evaluations reflect how the training attendees "liked" our training; not necessarily how much they learned about our subject matter.

The most important lessons I learned from this book were:

1) Making certain that your training will improve workplace performance. This is a key to ensuring that your customers invite you back for future training sessions. If your trainees are able to "hit the road running" right after the training, your value as a trainer will be magnified many, many times...

2) Using the five-step model to retrofit existing training sessions - how to make your existing training program even more effective.

3) Repetition Techniques - how to improve your training for better retention.

4) How to create effective training "tests" - I've always struggled with the testing portion of the training and this chapter is key to providing the trainees with feedback on what they are learning.

5) A table listing the different types of training tools with the advantages and disadvantages of each type.



2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5 out of 5 starsA good book for beginning as well as experienced trainers, 2008-08-25
This is an excellenet resource for both beginning Trainers as well as those who have many years experience. It is not only a "how-to" book, but a "why" book; explaining the adult learning process and how training adults has to be more performance and job-centered. The book is well written, engaging and gives the reader opportunities to practive the techniques discussed in the book as you are reading. It provides an excellent Training Session Planning Sheet and Training Session Scripting Sheet. It discusses how adults learn, how to get them motivated, how to reinforce the remembering process, how to develop training activities and then evaluate the students ability to perform the task.

Any Instructor or Training of Adults will benefit from this book, whether you are just starting out as a Trainer or have many years experience. I am now able to understand why some of my students seem to "get it" while others never seem to grasp the concepts. I have learned some valuable new skills and will now make my training sessions more learner-focused.


1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5 out of 5 starsResearch Based, easy read, well written, 2008-07-28
This book manages to deliver what you need to know to develop and implement training, based on current research and still be readable and enjoyable. For once the trainers seemed to have followed their own advice -- keeping the learner active and engaged.

Good overview, may use it as the basis for my own train the trainer course.


1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5 out of 5 starsGreat Book!, 2008-02-28
Excellent book for all trainers. Many useful concepts and I especially like the parts about how our brian processes information. It's fun and easy to read and more importanly, a lot of what is written is based on lots of research. So the stuff in there is validated. I used this as a complement to Bob Pike's Creative Training Techniques.




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