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Ignore the error and follow the material as designed.

Verify the error and acknowledge it during the class.

During the class, call the designer to make the correction to the material.

Continue presenting the material and correct the course designers after class.

Students’ evaluation of the learning environment

Students’ evaluation of the objectives for the course

Students’ evaluation of the pace of the course

Students’ evaluation of the course content

Talk to the student and ask them to turn the ringer off.

Tell the student not to return after lunch due to their interruptions.

Report the student to the client for disciplinary actions.

Take the student’s phone and return it after the class.

Create a group setting by assigning roles

Use formal classroom training as a delivery method

Scale objectives based on learners capabilities

Ensure that instruction is self-paced based on learners needs

Ask students to sit according to age when entering the room

Place students who have previously attended classes in the back of the room

Have experienced users in the front of the room

Remove assigned seating in the setup

Take a short break to come up with an interactive discussion

Stop lecturing until the class regains focus

Create a loud noise to get students' attention

Turn the lights on and off to increase students' awareness

Evaluate the students at the end of the course on their knowledge.

Ask the students if they have learned anything from the course.

Survey the students on the trainer’s teaching ability.

Conduct pre-course and post-course evaluations of the students.

The instructor should admit lack of knowledge and report back after the next break.

The instructor should not admit lack of knowledge and should tell the student the question is irrelevant to the class.

The instructor should not admit lack of knowledge and should provide an answer that sounds accurate.

The instructor should admit lack of knowledge, but tell the student it is irrelevant to the class.

Discuss with the contact about an additional class session to cover the missing material.

Contact the course developer and report the missing topics, providing suggestions where appropriate.

Purchase material from a different vendor for future classes on the subject.

Create material for the missing topics and send it on to the course developer for inclusion in future versions.

Provide quizzes and written exams on the learning objectives

Conduct practical applications and role plays

Ask the learners to complete an end-of-course critique

Encourage the learners to ask questions

Review the learning objectives periodically during training

To document any disciplinary issues that arose with training personnel

To document any modifications the trainer made from course design

To evaluate the success of course design

To protect the trainer from participant formal complaints

To evaluate the competence of the course designer

Work with the client to remove material they believe is not needed.

Do not allow any questions from students to save time.

Skip covering the course objectives; they will be covered in the material.

Talk faster to allow more material to be covered.

Ways to take shortcuts in the delivery of the course

Areas that may cause confusion or resistance

Areas to sell the learner on more training

Real world examples of the content

Challenges with the development of the instructional materials

A way to rewrite the content of the course

To encourage all learners to get to know each other and build rapport.

To slow down the pace of the class when there is limited content.

To allow the trainer to see which learners work best with each other to create a group of the best students.

To allow learning without building self-confidence.

review all the materials in all the previous sessions.

outline the material to be covered in that session.

set up the students’ computers.

ask the students to introduce themselves.