Performance Management: Semester-5

PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT
SEMESTER-5
UNIT-2
HI COLLEGE
SYLLABUS
UNIT
HI COLLEGE
DESIGNING TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT
(TNA)
Designing a Training Needs Assessment (TNA) is a critical step in the training

and development process. Here's an overview of the steps involved:
1. Define the training objective: The first step in designing a TNA is to define the
training objective. This could be to improve employee performance, develop
new skills, or address a specific business need.
2. Identify the target audience: The next step is to identify the target audience
for the training. This could be a specific job role, department, or level within the
organization.
3. Analyze the current situation: The TNA should include an analysis of the
current situation, which could involve reviewing job descriptions, performance
metrics, and feedback from managers and employees.
4. Identify training needs: Based on the analysis, identify the specific training
needs of the target audience. This could involve identifying knowledge gaps,
skills deficiencies, or performance issues.
5. Prioritize training needs: Prioritize the training needs based on their impact
on the organization's strategic objectives and the urgency of the need.
6. Develop a training plan: Based on the prioritized training needs, develop a

training plan that includes the training objectives, target audience, training
methods, delivery mode, and evaluation criteria.
7. Implement the training: Implement the training plan, ensuring that it is

delivered in a way that is engaging, interactive, and relevant to the target
audience.
8. Evaluate the training: Evaluate the effectiveness of the training using a

variety of methods, such as pre-and post-training assessments, feedback from
managers and employees, and follow-up evaluations.
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DEVELOPING TRAINING MODULES INCLUDING
OBJECTIVES
Developing training modules that include objectives is a critical step in the

training and development process. Here's an overview of the steps involved:
1. Define the training objective: The first step in developing a training module is
to define the training objective. This could be to improve employee
performance, develop new skills, or address a specific business need.
2. Identify the target audience: The next step is to identify the target audience
for the training. This could be a specific job role, department, or level within the
organization.
3. Determine the training format: Decide on the training format, such as

classroom training, online training, or on-the-job training.
4. Develop the training content: Based on the training objective and target
audience, develop the training content. This could involve creating training
materials, developing interactive activities, and designing simulations or case
studies.
5. Identify the training modules: Break the training content into modules, each
with its own objective.
6. Develop module objectives: For each module, develop a specific objective

that is measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (MART).
7. Design the module activities: Based on the module objectives, design

activities that will help the learners achieve the objectives.
8. Develop assessment tools: Develop assessment tools, such as quizzes, tests,

or case studies, to measure the learners' understanding of the module content.
9. Develop evaluation tools: Develop evaluation tools, such as feedback forms

or surveys, to measure the effectiveness of the module.
10. Pilot the module: Pilot the module with a small group of learners to test its
effectiveness and make any necessary adjustments.
11. Implement the module: Implement the module, ensuring that it is delivered
in a way that is engaging, interactive, and relevant to the target audience.

LESSON PLAN AND LEARNING CLIMATE
Lesson Plan and Learning Climate:
A lesson plan is a detailed document that outlines the objectives, activities,

assessments, and resources required for a specific learning session. A learning
climate, on the other hand, refers to the overall environment in which learning
takes place. Both the lesson plan and learning climate are critical components
of effective teaching and learning.
Here's an overview of how to create a lesson plan and foster a positive learning
climate:
Lesson Plan:
1. Define the learning objectives: Clearly define what learners will be able to do
or know by the end of the lesson.
2. Identify the target audience: Determine whom the lesson is intended for,
including their prior knowledge and skills.
3. Determine the learning activities: Select activities that are engaging,

interactive, and aligned with the learning objectives.
4. Develop assessment strategies: Choose assessment methods that are

aligned with the learning objectives and provide feedback to learners.
5. Select resources: Choose resources that support the learning objectives and
are appropriate for the target audience.
6. Develop a timeline: Create a detailed timeline for the lesson, including the
duration of each activity and any transitions.
7. Prepare materials: Gather all necessary materials, including handouts, visual

aids, and technology.
8. Practice the lesson: Practice delivering the lesson to ensure that it is

engaging, interactive, and aligned with the learning objectives.

Learning Climate:
1. Create a positive learning environment: Foster a learning environment that is

supportive, inclusive, and encourages collaboration.
2. Establish clear expectations: Clearly communicate expectations for behavior,

participation, and academic performance.
3. Encourage active learning: Encourage learners to actively participate in the

learning process, asking questions, sharing ideas, and collaborating with others.
4. Provide feedback: Provide timely and constructive feedback to learners,

highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement.
5. Foster a growth mindset: Encourage learners to adopt a growth mindset,

emphasizing the importance of effort, persistence, and learning from mistakes.
6. Promote critical thinking: Encourage learners to think critically, asking

questions, analyze information, and making connections between concepts.
7. Foster a sense of community: Foster a sense of community within the

learning environment, encouraging learners to support and learn from one
another.
Effective Delivery of Training:
Training is a critical component of employee development and organizational

success. However, the effectiveness of training depends on how it is delivered.
Here are some tips for delivering training effectively:
1. Know your audience: Understand the background, experience, and learning

styles of your trainees. Tailor your training to meet their needs.
2. Set clear objectives: Define what learners will be able to do or know by the
end of the training. Ensure that objectives are specific, measurable, achievable,
relevant, and time-bound (SMART).
3. Use interactive teaching methods: Incorporate activities, discussions, and

group work to engage learners and promote active learning.

4. Use visual aids: Use slides, videos, and diagrams to illustrate concepts and
make the training more engaging.
5. Use real-life examples: Use case studies, scenarios, and examples from the
workplace to make the training more relevant and practical.
6. Encourage participation: Encourage learners to ask questions, share their

experiences, and collaborate with others.
7. Provide feedback: Provide timely and constructive feedback to learners,

highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement.
8. Use technology: Use technology, such as online learning platforms, virtual

classrooms, and mobile apps, to deliver training flexibly and conveniently.
9. Evaluate the training: Conduct regular evaluations to measure the

effectiveness of the training and identify areas for improvement.
10. Follow up: Follow up with learners after the training to ensure that they
have applied what they have learned and provide additional support as needed.
Evaluating Training outcomes

Training is a critical investment for organizations, and it's essential to evaluate
its outcomes to ensure that it's meeting its intended goals. Here are some steps
for evaluating training outcomes:
1. Define the training objectives: Clearly define what learners will be able to do
or know by the end of the training.
2. Identify the evaluation criteria: Determine the specific metrics that will be
used to measure the effectiveness of the training.
3. Choose the evaluation methods: Select the appropriate evaluation methods,

such as pre-and post-training assessments, surveys, focus groups, and
performance evaluations.
4. Collect the data: Gather the necessary data using the chosen evaluation
methods.

5. Analyze the data: Analyze the data to identify trends, patterns, and areas for
improvement.
6. Interpret the results: Interpret the results in the context of the training
objectives and evaluation criteria.
7. Report the findings: Report the findings to stakeholders, including learners,

managers, and executives.
8. Use the findings to improve future training: Use the findings to identify areas
for improvement and make necessary adjustments to future training programs.

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PERFORMANCE

Designing a Training Needs Assessment (TNA) is a critical step in the training

6. Develop a training plan: Based on the prioritized training needs, develop a

7. Implement the training: Implement the training plan, ensuring that it is

8. Evaluate the training: Evaluate the effectiveness of the training using a

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Developing training modules that include objectives is a critical step in the

3. Determine the training format: Decide on the training format, such as

6. Develop module objectives: For each module, develop a specific objective

7. Design the module activities: Based on the module objectives, design

8. Develop assessment tools: Develop assessment tools, such as quizzes, tests,

9. Develop evaluation tools: Develop evaluation tools, such as feedback forms

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A lesson plan is a detailed document that outlines the objectives, activities,

3. Determine the learning activities: Select activities that are engaging,

4. Develop assessment strategies: Choose assessment methods that are

7. Prepare materials: Gather all necessary materials, including handouts, visual

8. Practice the lesson: Practice delivering the lesson to ensure that it is

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1. Create a positive learning environment: Foster a learning environment that is

2. Establish clear expectations: Clearly communicate expectations for behavior,

3. Encourage active learning: Encourage learners to actively participate in the

4. Provide feedback: Provide timely and constructive feedback to learners,

5. Foster a growth mindset: Encourage learners to adopt a growth mindset,

6. Promote critical thinking: Encourage learners to think critically, asking

7. Foster a sense of community: Foster a sense of community within the

Effective Delivery of Training:

Training is a critical component of employee development and organizational

1. Know your audience: Understand the background, experience, and learning

3. Use interactive teaching methods: Incorporate activities, discussions, and

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6. Encourage participation: Encourage learners to ask questions, share their

7. Provide feedback: Provide timely and constructive feedback to learners,

8. Use technology: Use technology, such as online learning platforms, virtual

9. Evaluate the training: Conduct regular evaluations to measure the

Evaluating Training outcomes

3. Choose the evaluation methods: Select the appropriate evaluation methods,

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7. Report the findings: Report the findings to stakeholders, including learners,

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