Question
A contract instructor has been hired to teach a course with twelve learners. After surveying the learners, it is identified that half of the class is not familiar with the subject being taught. Which of the following should the instructor do to help the entire class achieve success?
- A. Contact the training manager for suggestions on how to proceed. Correct
- B. Teach to the more experienced learners; the others will catch up.
- C. Make the six learners that already know the material wait until the other learners catch up.
- D. Cancel the class and then divide the class into two different courses.
Explanation
As a contract instructor, the right move is to consult the training manager who owns the course and the client relationship, so the two can agree on how to adjust delivery for a mixed-skill group. Teaching only to the experienced learners leaves half the class behind, and making experienced learners wait disengages them. Cancelling and splitting the course is a business decision the contractor cannot make alone.
