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Engaging Learners - Techniques to Make Training Stick

Summary: Training adult workers can be a challenge. They often come away from training with little information. To maximize learner retention of important safety information, trainers need to utilize new methods such as role-play, group projects, peer coaching, storytelling, demonstrations and guided discussion.

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