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Tips for Success by using games in Training

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There are two purposes the use of games in training: 1.Resetting participant concentration and energy levels. The human mind can only absorb so much information at one time. Successful training is commonly segmented into blocks of approximately 20 minutes followed by group problem solving, open discussion, and games. Using games in this way increases knowledge retention and keeps attention spans high. 2.Reinforcing the practical application of new skills. The effectual execution of games plays a large role in knowledge retention. When used during training, games provide an enjoyable way of reinforcing knowledge and skill use. And when used after training as part of on-the-job reinforcement, games provide a quick and fun refresher of what was learned during training. Games break the ice, energise, and most importantly, reinforce and review learning. Game-based learning activities build confidence, lift morale, spark enthusiasm, and ultimately, achieve results.   When you’re ...

Training Approach

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HMI Institute of Health Sciences (HMI Institute) adopts an experiential-based and student-centered approach in our training. We believe that learning is not only about acquiring technical skills, it is also about learning behaviors that are desirable for work in healthcare settings. At HMI Institute, our holistic teaching develops students' personal effectiveness to function both as an individual and as a team player. The course delivery or modes of instruction will incorporate theory and practical skills sessions. To enhance learning outcomes, theory sessions will comprise classroom based lecture that will intersperse with discussions, scenario-based, case-study, video clips and power point slides/learners' Guide or lesson format. Participants will watch demonstration performed by the trainers (Role Modeling) after which they will undergo hands-on participation. Emphasis will be placed on these practical skills sessions as well as scenario-based / role-playing trai...