Publication date : 03/13/2024

Course : Use and diversify anchoring techniques in presentations

Tour de table, teaching methods, memory anchoring, evaluation

Practical course - 3.5 hours - Ref. 9MM
Price : 360 € E.T.

Use and diversify anchoring techniques in presentations

Tour de table, teaching methods, memory anchoring, evaluation



Anchoring never appears in training programs, yet it is essential to their success. This notion covers a wide range of practices: introductions, a variety of modalities, debriefings, evaluations, and so on. They all have the same objective: to root the session in the real world and in people's memories.


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Practical course remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. 9MM
  3.5 hours
360 € E.T.




Anchoring never appears in training programs, yet it is essential to their success. This notion covers a wide range of practices: introductions, a variety of modalities, debriefings, evaluations, and so on. They all have the same objective: to root the session in the real world and in people's memories.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Understand the notion of anchoring in all its dimensions
Develop personal methods to anchor your training courses
Refine, test and evaluate a learner-friendly teaching approach

Intended audience
Trainers, occasional trainers or anyone who needs to train, whatever their field of activity.

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of pedagogy.

Practical details
Exercise
Participants consolidate their knowledge in the flipped classroom or practice instructional design.
Teaching methods
This workshop favors active methods and individualization.

Course schedule

1
Explore the notion of anchoring and its applications

  • Understand the need to introduce, explain, link and debrief at each stage.
  • Enhance your teaching toolbox.
  • Link training to real needs and expectations.
Group discussion
Group exploration of the notion of anchoring.

2
Anchor teaching sequences according to training objectives

  • Equip yourself to accompany and give meaning to your activities.
  • Take into account the diversity of learners' objectives.
  • Manage your time by taking a break from teaching.
  • Set up appropriate assessment or self-assessment procedures.
Exercise
Flipped classroom experimentation, instructional design.