One of your colleagues approaches you for a few tips on how to best put together a training session using the case study method. Which of the following is NOT a tip you should provide?
A) the case should be realistic and free of personal biases
B) the case writer should avoid facts and keep the information vague
C) the case writer should not make assumptions
D) the case should challenge the trainees' critical thinking skills

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The tip that the case writer should avoid facts and keep the information vague is not correct. A good case study should be based on actual facts and realistic scenarios to provide a relevant and challenging learning experience for trainees. Keeping information vague may lead to confusion and make it difficult for trainees to engage with the case study.

One of Your Colleagues Approaches You for a Few Tips