This document discusses training methodology and principles for education personnel. It covers the roles and training of principals, teachers, and administrative staff at universities, colleges, and private institutions. It also discusses principles of training like active participation, individualization, variety, and periodization. Adult learning theories are examined, noting how adults' self-concept, experience, readiness and motivation to learn differ from children. The document advocates for using higher-order thinking skills and various technologies/methods in a constructivist and connectivist way to help students critically evaluate, analyze, apply and construct knowledge.

1. Training
Methodology
Dr. Daxaben N. Mehta

2. Higher Education
• Universities
• Colleges
• Private Institutions

3. Personnel
• Principals
• Teachers
• Administrative Staff
• Students

4. Principals
• Role
Leadership
Skills for Staff Motivation
Innovation
Utilization of Resources
Overall Ambience of
Colleges

5. Teachers
Role
Training

6. Administration
Role

7. Initiatives of State

8. Principles of Training
• Active Participation
• Individualization
• Variety
• Periodization
• Planning a Training Programme
• Types of Trainees

9. Training Material

10. Training Techniques
Cognitive Behaviour

11. Psychomotor
ive
ec t
A ff
Cognitive

12. We Learn Everything
Except to
THINK
Why?

13. Thinking is Purposeful
Organised Cognitive
Process that We Use to
Make Sense of Our
World

16. Dive ive
rg ent ntuit istic
I Heur
Ver
tica eral
l L at
Create
Generalize
Construct
Critically Evaluate
Analyze
Thinking Tree
Apply
Understand
Remember

18. Adult
Learning

19. What did you
LEARN
in
Yesterday?

20. Humans Are NOT
Single Method
Learners

21. Humans Learn
• Auditory
• Visual
• Kinesthetic

22. Pedagogy
Andragogy
Geragogy

23. Adults
Self Concept
Experience
Readiness to Learn
Motivation to Learn

24. Self Concept
&
Motivation
Orientation Adult
Experience
to Learning
Learning
Readiness
to
Learn

25. HOTS
ICT Concept Map
Wiki Case Studies
Games
Blogs
BLD
Projects
MTechnology
Structured
Video Presentations
Etc.
Constructivism Human Connectivism
Cognition