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Developing Knowledge for Innovative Human Competencies
Organizational Instruction
Change the Way Students are Treated and Educated
Achieve Beneficial Instructional Goals
Change Student Behavior
Purpose
01. Training should equip teachers with science and art of manipulating the learning environment to attain the learners' maximum possibilities.
Target Audience-Teachers and Students
Students are to emerge from institutions as genuine, skilled, and flexible individuals who can actively contribute to the work environment, then those who teach them should be able to engender this capacity to think, to question and to learn. This decade has witnessed the emergence of glonal challenges that call for a new paradigm of teaching and learning. One of the core functions of institutions is to provide a quality education for its students by constantly developing nad updating their training programs. Knowledge should be periodically created, challenged, defended, and eventually disseminated to the students innovately.
Theory
Due to global changes, program planners should partner with teachers in academic institutions and practitioners in other organizations in developing an explicit set of capabilities which learners will need in the future.
Program planners must establish a set of agreed operational principles.
The current training programs will have to be revised to include skill development as part of the lesson work that occurs in classrooms.
Problem-Timing of Training Programs
Action Reseach Model of Selected Interventions
21 Teachers from two Technical Training Institutes in Eastern Kenya
Descriptive Approach
The Institutions Operate a Training Program Supervised by the Ministry of Education
Final Year Students
120
Design Description
Critical Elements of the Intervention