Creation & Presentation | ROPES Model

Tell Your Story with ROPES

2. Overview (10-15%)

1. Relate (5-10%)

3. Presentation(25-35%)

4. Exercise(35-50%)

Sample Presentation

5. Summary(5-10%)

Summarize what was learned and evaluate the session.

• Lead an interactive summary.
• Provide access to materials, takeaways, or additional resources.
• Survey participants to determine session quality and effectiveness.

Example

The linked presentation is an outline of the ROPES model in action!

ROPES Sample

Facilitate practice of the skills to help transfer them into long-term memory.

• Use activities to deepen content knowledge and skills.
• Assess if participants have learned the content and can perform the skills.
• Continue using Gradual Release and provide feedback on outcomes.

Start by activating and stimulating prior knowledge to gain attention.

• Introduce a problem to solve.
• Share supporting data.
• Connect to prior information or training.
• Use a pre-assessment.

Inform your audience of the learning goals and essential behaviors desired.

• Identify a specific learning goal attendees will gain and demonstrate.
• Identify a specific behavioral outcome or change in practice.

Present content in bite-sized chunks and sequence it to manage the cognitive load.

• Make the content relevant to your audience.
• Use exemplars to teach correct methods.
• Model the practices.
• Use Gradual Release (ex. I do, We do, You do).