Certified Treecare Safety Professional (CTSP) Practice Exam

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Which step in a demonstration is typically recognized as the first one that should not be in the correct order?

  1. Make a summary of important steps in the task

  2. Provide an overview of the demonstration

  3. Introduce the learning objective

  4. Engage with the audience

The correct answer is: Introduce the learning objective

Introducing the learning objective is a critical first step in an effective demonstration. This step sets the context for the entire session and informs the audience about the specific goals and outcomes they can expect. By outlining what participants will learn or achieve, it helps to engage their interest and establishes a framework for the information being presented. Starting with the learning objective ensures that the audience understands why the demonstration is relevant to them. It helps in framing the material to be presented, allowing the audience to mentally prepare to absorb the information. Without this step, participants may not fully grasp the focus of the demonstration or the significance of the tools and techniques being showcased. In contrast, making a summary of important steps, providing an overview of the demonstration, and engaging with the audience typically follow the introduction of the learning objective. These steps build upon the initial framework, reinforcing what has been covered and maintaining audience engagement throughout the process.