Week 1: Organizational Learning / T & D Process Flashcards

1
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Observable KSAs (knowledge-skills-attitudes) defined in terms of the behaviors needed for successful job performance are

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Competencies

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2
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With technology advancing at a rapid pace and 85% of jobs not even being invented yet, what are some examples of Core Competencies to be successful in the future?

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  1. Adaptability
  2. Learning Agility
  3. Curiosity
  4. Critical Thinking
  5. Creativity
  6. Decision Making
  7. Communication
  8. Collaboration
  9. Persistence
  10. Social / Cultural Awareness
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3
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The Performance Management Process is cyclical and involves:

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1- Setting Performance Expectations and Goals
2- Then, Monitoring Performance and Giving Feedback
3- Doing Performance Evaluations / Consequences
4- Employee Development and Training (then back to 1)

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4
Q

Formal and planned efforts that allow employees to
acquire knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) to improve performance in their current job
(short-term focus).

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Training

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5
Q

formal and planned efforts to help
employees acquire KSAs required to perform future job
responsibilities, i.e., career goals and organizational
objectives (longer-term focus)

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Development

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6
Q

What is the main difference between Training & Development?

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Training is SHORT TERM ORIENTED and Development is LONG TERM ORIENTED

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7
Q

What is the function/purpose of Training & Development (3)?

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1 - Organize and facilitate training and development.
2- Expedite acquisition of the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for
effective job performance.
3- Provide employees with career growth opportunities consistent with organizational goals, objectives, and strategies

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8
Q

Learning that is structured and planned by the organization

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Formal Learning

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9
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Learning that occurs naturally as part of work and is not

planned or designed by the organization

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Informal Learning

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10
Q

What are the 2 types of Workplace Learning?

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Formal and Informal

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11
Q

Of the 2 types of Learning, which is more effective?

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Informal

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12
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List the 5 Disciplines of a Learning Organization

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  1. Personal Mastery - everyone is a learner!
  2. Shared Vision - a picture of the future that everyone agrees on
  3. Mental Models - examining personal MMs
  4. Team Learning - People Learn and think and act together
  5. Systems Thinking - Viewing the Organization as a whole
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13
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an organization that creates, acquires, organizes, shares and retains information and knowledge, and uses new information and knowledge to change and modify its behaviour in order to achieve its objectives and improve its effectiveness.

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A LEARNING ORGANIZATION

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14
Q

Define a Learning Organization

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an organization that creates, acquires, organizes, shares and retains information and knowledge, and uses new information and knowledge to change and modify its behaviour in order to achieve its objectives and improve its effectiveness.

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15
Q

What does ADDIE stand for in the ADDIE MODEL?

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A- ANALYSIS
D- DESIGN 
D- DEVELOPMENT
I- IMPLEMENT
E- EVALUATE
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16
Q

In the ADDIE Model, what happens in the Analysis Phase?

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  • Needs analysis, requirements outlined, tasks, participants current capabilities
17
Q

What are some ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS that impact the context of T & D?(8)

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  • Laws, Technology, Demographics, Labour Market, Economy, Change, Competition and Social Climate
18
Q

What are some ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS that impact the context of T & D? (6)

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  • Goals, Values, Structure, Culture, Strategy, Leadership
19
Q

What are some factors of the HRMS that impact the context of T & D? (8)

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Recruitment, Selection, Compensation, Performance Appraisal, Health & Safety, Labour Relations, Job Analysis, HR Planning

20
Q

Training and Development helps positively impact INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE which increases what?

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Organizational Effectiveness

21
Q

In the ADDIE MODEL, What happens in the first D?

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D - Design - Learning objectives outlined, format of delivery, types of exercises and activities

22
Q

In the ADDIE MODEL, what happens during the second D?

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D-Develop - develop a prototype and course materials - review this during a pilot session

23
Q

In the ADDIE MODEL what happens in the I phase?

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I - Implementation - Training actually happens and is observed

24
Q

In the ADDIE MODEL, what happens in the final stage?

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E- Evaluation - evaluate participants for their awareness, knowledge, behaviour change / overall results

25
Q

What factors influence the differences between formal and informal learning? (5)

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Control, Relevance, Timing, Structure, Outcomes

26
Q

How do Formal and Informal Learning differ with respect to control?

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With formal learning, the control is in the hands of the organization, whereas with informal learning, the control is in the hands of the learner

27
Q

How do Formal and Informal Learning differ with respect to Relevance?

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Formal learning has VARIABLE relevance cause usually its designed for a group and not a specific individual whereas
with INFORMAL learning the relevance is highly specific to the needs of the individual

28
Q

How do Formal and Informal Learning differ with respect to Timing?

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Formal - usually a delay in timing from when participants learn and when they use the knowledge
Informal - usually no delay and implemented immediately

29
Q

How do Formal and Informal Learning differ with respect to Structure?

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Formal - Highly structured and scheduled

Informal - Unstructured and Spontaneous

30
Q

How do Formal and Informal Learning differ with respect to outcomes?

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Formal - Tends to have specific outcomes

Informal- may not have specific outcomes

31
Q

KSAs defined in terms of behaviours needed for successful job
performance.

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Compentencies

32
Q

Strategic Model of T&D:

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Factors and concerns outside and inside the organization can lead to the need for new KSAs and training programs.

33
Q

Which part of the brain is responsible for the Fight or Flight response?

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Reptilian