
Tackle learner disengagement by adopting an activity-based engaging training approach, including outdoor activities, online learning, and rich multimedia, while aligning the curriculum with new industry standards and holistic authentic assessments.
Transform how adult learners learn by balancing instrumental and interpretive curricula, adopting transformative elements while targeting competency-based assessments through learner-centric activities and flexible curriculum design.
Explore how interpretive and instrumental curriculum shape activities that engage learners, foster skill development, and emphasize learning as a process over solely passing assessments.
Explore how an adult educator's pedagogical beliefs shape curriculum design, dynamic training approaches, and assessments that develop mindset, skills, and lifelong learning.
Explore the IDeA model's factors, highlighting a flexible, adjustable, dynamic curriculum that lets learners construct knowledge. Show how outcomes develop potential and character through holistic evaluation and workplace assessments.
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Learn to transform organizational teaching by aligning curriculum design, conversations, and modules with outcomes and competency-based training, emphasizing design, evaluation, and pilot implementations.
The ideal model blends interpretive and instrumental elements to design flexible, capability-based curricula, aligning philosophy, learning outcomes, and assessment with real-world practice through holistic, co-creative evaluation.
***This course is only available for purchase for Singaporeans as a part of a SkillsFuture coaching bundle. Enrolling in this course without purchasing the entire "IDeA Model" bundle will not provide you access to the offline coaching bundle.***
This course is designed to help curriculum designers as well as key stakeholders in the CET sector, to better understand their beliefs about curriculum designing as well as to help the organisation in communicating their beliefs.
In any industry, miscommunication among stakeholders are inevitable - this may result in project delays and cancellations. The IDeA Model serves to avert such situations from happening, as it is a useful tool that can be used to align expectations of the respective stakeholders and to keep discussions focused on the deliverables of any project.
By undertaking this course, participants will learn more about the IDeA Model, how this model benefits them, as well as how they can apply this model to their respective lines of work.
This course combines in person and online pedagogical methods to create a deep and seamless learning experience. Thus, this course is only available to users in Singapore who can attend the in-person training.