Level 1 vs. Level 2 Facilitators
On the next screen, you'll see a chart. Read the statement in the left column, then decide if it's true (green check mark) or false (red X). You'll need to think carefully about the differences between Level 1 and 2 facilitators, but don't worry, you'll get feedback as you play.
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Level 1 Facilitator
Level 2 Facilitator
Yes! Both Level 1 and Level 2 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 training.
Must complete Level 1 Facilitator Training
Is trained in Vector and manages events in Vector
Yes! Level 2 Facilitators can manage Vector for themselves and for others.
Able to lead sessions with effective engagement strategies
Yes! All facilitators must be able to engage the learners who attend their sessions.
Is a subject matter expert on the topic that they are presenting
Yes! If a facilitator of any level is presenting, they are the subject matter expert.
Follows the professional development social contract
Yes! The PD social contract is required for all training sessions, regardless of the facilitator's level.
Supports Level 1 Facilitators through the entire process
Yes! Level 1 Facilitators must be supported by a Level 2 Facilitator in order to present training sessions.
Adept at using feedback to improve practices and session material
Yes! Level 2 Facilitators can access feedback in Vector and use that towards improved sessions and practices.
Can adapt engagement strategies to work well in virtual spaces
Yes! All facilitators regardless of level or previous experience should be able to engage learners in a virtual environment.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators must be familiar with the PD social contract and able to plan sessions that utilize the social contract.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators can manage Vector events including setting them up and attendance afterward. They can do this for themselves or assist Level 1 Facilitators with this. Therefore, they must be trained to use Vector.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 Facilitator training prior to presenting sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators need to be able to plan and present sessions using strategies that will engage the learners who attend their sessions.
Sorry, that is incorrect.While Level 1 Facilitators would never be discouraged from using feedback to improve their sessions or skills, this is not required of them.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators should be able to review feedback to develop better sessions and stronger skills. They may also support Level 2 Facilitators in accessing and reveiwing feedback.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Much of our sessions take place in virtual spaces, so being able to adapt activities to virtual is an important skill for Level 1 Facilitators.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators are subject matter experts when they are the facilitator presenting. However, they can also act as an objective facilitator supporting another subject matter expert at times as well.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators should be highly skilled in planning and presenting sessions using strategies that will engage adult learners. They should be able to guide Level 1 Facilitators in their engagement strategies as well.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators are trained to support Level 1 Facilitators in the planning, delivery, and follow-up of training sessions. They can act as producers and manage Vector for Level 1 Facilitators.
Sorry, that is incorrect.Level 1 Facilitators do not get trained in Vector. They rely on Level 2 Facilitators to manage their events in Vector. That includes creating events and managing attendance.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that is incorrect.Level 1 Facilitators are not trained to support other Level 1 Facilitators in the planning, delivery, or follow-up of a training session.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 Facilitator training before they can move on to train to become a Level 2 Facilitator.
Level 1 vs Level 2
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Level 1 vs. Level 2 Facilitators
On the next screen, you'll see a chart. Read the statement in the left column, then decide if it's true (green check mark) or false (red X). You'll need to think carefully about the differences between Level 1 and 2 facilitators, but don't worry, you'll get feedback as you play.
Start
Level 1 Facilitator
Level 2 Facilitator
Yes! Both Level 1 and Level 2 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 training.
Must complete Level 1 Facilitator Training
Is trained in Vector and manages events in Vector
Yes! Level 2 Facilitators can manage Vector for themselves and for others.
Able to lead sessions with effective engagement strategies
Yes! All facilitators must be able to engage the learners who attend their sessions.
Is a subject matter expert on the topic that they are presenting
Yes! If a facilitator of any level is presenting, they are the subject matter expert.
Follows the professional development social contract
Yes! The PD social contract is required for all training sessions, regardless of the facilitator's level.
Supports Level 1 Facilitators through the entire process
Yes! Level 1 Facilitators must be supported by a Level 2 Facilitator in order to present training sessions.
Adept at using feedback to improve practices and session material
Yes! Level 2 Facilitators can access feedback in Vector and use that towards improved sessions and practices.
Can adapt engagement strategies to work well in virtual spaces
Yes! All facilitators regardless of level or previous experience should be able to engage learners in a virtual environment.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators must be familiar with the PD social contract and able to plan sessions that utilize the social contract.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators can manage Vector events including setting them up and attendance afterward. They can do this for themselves or assist Level 1 Facilitators with this. Therefore, they must be trained to use Vector.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 Facilitator training prior to presenting sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators need to be able to plan and present sessions using strategies that will engage the learners who attend their sessions.
Sorry, that is incorrect.While Level 1 Facilitators would never be discouraged from using feedback to improve their sessions or skills, this is not required of them.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators should be able to review feedback to develop better sessions and stronger skills. They may also support Level 2 Facilitators in accessing and reveiwing feedback.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Much of our sessions take place in virtual spaces, so being able to adapt activities to virtual is an important skill for Level 1 Facilitators.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators are subject matter experts when they are the facilitator presenting. However, they can also act as an objective facilitator supporting another subject matter expert at times as well.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators should be highly skilled in planning and presenting sessions using strategies that will engage adult learners. They should be able to guide Level 1 Facilitators in their engagement strategies as well.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators are trained to support Level 1 Facilitators in the planning, delivery, and follow-up of training sessions. They can act as producers and manage Vector for Level 1 Facilitators.
Sorry, that is incorrect.Level 1 Facilitators do not get trained in Vector. They rely on Level 2 Facilitators to manage their events in Vector. That includes creating events and managing attendance.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 1 Facilitators are subject matter experts. They are knowledgeable about the topics they are presenting to staff in their sessions.
Sorry, that is incorrect.Level 1 Facilitators are not trained to support other Level 1 Facilitators in the planning, delivery, or follow-up of a training session.
Sorry, that's incorrect. Level 2 Facilitators must complete the Level 1 Facilitator training before they can move on to train to become a Level 2 Facilitator.