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Pros of Group Training:<\/strong><\/p>\n Cons of Group Training:<\/strong><\/p>\n You read correctly.\u00a0 The pros and cons of group training are the same.<\/p>\n Training a large number of people in one setting<\/strong><\/em> saves a lot of time, effort, and possibly cost.\u00a0 However, the easier way is not always the most effective way of training.\u00a0 Unless a creative approach is used, everyone grouped together minimizes participation and fails to engage everyone’s learning styles.\u00a0 Training is not tailored to the individual.<\/p>\n Getting everyone on the same page<\/strong><\/em><\/a> is critical when it comes to overall teaching philosophy and goals.\u00a0 A unified approach when it come to the big picture will help ensure students keep hearing the same theme and helps teachers work together better.\u00a0 However, when it comes to specific training topics or skills, not all teachers need the same training.\u00a0 Getting everyone on the same page can be redundant and boring for those have already visited that page, have already mastered it, or who rarely encounter that issue.<\/p>\n Since group training can be quite appropriate and beneficial, the Teacher Training Module<\/a> included in the Christian Education Files<\/a> resource looks at the possible means of group training at your own location and group training at another training.<\/p>\n Other Means of Teacher Training<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The pros and cons of group training are the same. . . . Continue reading In a Teacher Training Rut? – Using only Group Training?<\/span>\n
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Why the Pros and Cons of Group Training Are the Same<\/h2>\n