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NAVEDTRA 130A
Task Based Curriculum Development Manual
NAVEDTRA 131
Personal Performance Profile Based Curriculum Development Manual
NAVEDTRA 134
Navy Instructor Manual
NAVEDTRA 135B
Navy School Management Manual
130 series provides guidance within NAVEDTRACOM for what four areas?
development of curricula,
delivery of instruction,
management,
and education of training.
The CNO holds overall responsibility for implementing and supporting DON strategic goals in _____ and _____.
ADM Gary Ruffhead

human resources
and
education and training
ADM Gary Ruffhead
NETC meets NAVEDTRACOM strategic goals in what areas?

What acronym helps to remember these areas?
RADM Gary Jones

LIQCITE

Leadership,
Instruction,
Quality of life,
Curriculum development,
Infrastructure,
Technology,
Equal opportunity
RADM Gary Jones

LIQCITE
Who is the approval authority for cancling or revising courses?
What is submitted in order to cancle or revise the course?
NETC

RADM Gary Jones

TPP
RADM Gary Jones
What does NPDC stand for?

What is he/ she responsible for?
Naval Personnel Development Command

RADM Moira Flanders

Monitors and supports subordinate commands for ensuring quality training.
RADM Moira Flanders
What does CCA stand for?

What is he/ she responsible for?
Curriculum Control Authority

Captain Stephen Hampton

Approves instructional methods and materials.
Maintains courses' efficiency and effectiveness.
Bottomlines TPPs and MTS.
Approves curriculum changes that don't modify course mission, increase/ decrease length, or require additional resources.
Captain Stephen Hampton
What does CCMM stand for?

What is he/ she responsible for?
Course Curriculum Model Manager

Captain Yonehiro

Develops, revises, and maintains a course of instruction.

Maintains and distrubutes course Master Copy.

Conducts course surveillance.

Initiate NITRAS changes.

Maintains audit train (delegated to course editors)

Coordinates FCR scheduling through LSO
Captain Yonehiro
What does LSO stand for?

What is he/ she responsible for?
Learning Standards Officer

April Moranville

Curriculum development
ICW/ IMM
Instructor Evals
End of course critiques
Testing
MTS program
Maintains master record
Conducts FCRs
April Moranville
What is an "A" school?
Initial skill training

Basic knowledge and skills for rating entry level performance.

STG "A" School
What is a "C" school?
Skill progression training

Advance specialized skill/ knowlege/ aptitude training for a particular billet.
Awards NEC

53C maintenance tech
What is a "D" school?
Professional Development Functional Skill Training

Non-rating specific refresher training.

NAVLEAD
What is a class "F" school?
Functional training

Individual skill or rating specific training required by Fleet or Type Commander.

Firefighting trainer
What is a class "R" school?
Training for initial enlistment for early adjustment to military life by providing skills and knowledge in military subjects.

boot camp
What are the 3 requirements for instructor certification?
Instructor indoc training

Attend course as a trainee

Recieve 3 satisfactory evals. 2 in house, 1 from N8.
How often is safety training required for all staff?
Quarterly
OR after a mishap/ close mishap
What is attrition?

What are the types of attrition?
Indicates a drop from training

Academic, Non-academic, Dis-enrollment
Define academic attrition.
Student unable to achieve learning objectives. Descisions on A&C school students will result from an ARB.
Define non-academic attrition.
Admin decision, not a result of academic performance.
Examples include admin, disciplinary, motivational, medical, death, physical, fraudulent enlistment, and convenience of the government.
Based on decisions of higher authority and doesn't require ARB.
Define dis-enrollment.
Admin decisions beyond the control of the training activity from higher authority. Considered attrition because it's a lost seat in training.
Examples include cancellation of class, rating or program conversion, incomplete training as requested by member's command or higher authority.
When are academic review boards required?
Student's overall grade falls below minimum passing.

Student fails a retest after having recieved remediation on the same material.

Performance is below expected academic progress.

Fails any test on material previously learned after recieving an academic setback.
What grade will be assigned to a passed retest?
Minimum passing grade for the course of instruction.

80% at FLEASW
What acronym will help you to remember the phases of curriculum development?
What are the phases?
PADDIE

Plan, Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate
Define Phase 1 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Plan

Identifies resource requirements and sequence of events in the development process.
PADDIE
Define Phase 2 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Analyze

Produces job tasks, task sequence, level of performance, skills and knowledge which must be taught.
PADDIE
Define Phase 3 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Design

CLOs/TOs and TLOs/EOs are written and arranged into sections.
PADDIE
Define Phase 4 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Develop

Actual development of the training materials guided by the appropriate TCCD.
PADDIE
Define Phase 5 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Implement

Takes place after the pilot course. Letter of Promulgation from the CCA is recieved.
PADDIE
Define Phase 6 of the curriculum development and revision process.
Evaluate

Evaluating and revising the training material based on assessments from graduates. Never ends.
PADDIE
Who determines what standard will be used for a curriculum revision?
CCMM

Captain Yonehiro
Who is responsible for maintaining a course audit trail?
CCMM

Captain Yonehiro
Who is responsible for maintaining a course master record?
LSO is overall responsible. (April Moranville)

The course editors do the hands on maintenance. (STGC Cole, STG1 Durel)
What is the scheduling of instructor evaluations?

What are the purposes of instructor evaluations?
Monthly for the first 3 months after qualifying as an instructor in order to provide feedback on teaching technique.

Quarterly from then on with a minimum of twice per year in order to ensure technical qualification and the most effective teaching technique.
The student critique program is divided into what areas?
Instructor,
Course,
and Quality of Life critiques
What does FCR stand for?

How often are they conducted?
Formal course review.

Annually for first two years after course creation. Then set by CCA in 1, 2, or 3 year increments. Never exceeds 3 years.

FLEASW is biennial.
What acronym helps you to remember the types of tests?

What are the types of tests?
POPQC

Pretest
Oral test
Progress test
Quiz
Comprehensive test
POPQC
The evaluation of a classroom instructor is divided into how many areas?
What are they?
Four

Introduction
Presentation
Instructor/ student interaction
Summary
The evaluation of a laboratory instructor is divided into how many areas?
What are they?
Three

Instructor
Student
Facilities
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix A?
A- Formal training course titles, description, and training paths for instructors.
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix B?
B- Attrition/ setback analysis checksheet
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix C?
C- Testing programs
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix D?
D- Classroom evaluation procedures
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix E?
E- Labratory evaluation procedures
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix F?
F- Student critique forms
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix G?
G- Safety review checklist
FATCLSS FNG
What NAVEDTRA manual is associated with MTS Module 1?
NAVEDTRA 135 Navy School Management Manual
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix H?
H- Formal course review program
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix I?
I- NITRAS formulas
FATCLSS FNG
What is found in NAVEDTRA 135 (series) appendix J?
J- Glossary
FATCLSS FNG
Who is the CNO?
ADM Gary Roughead
Who is NETC?
RADM Gary Jones
Who is NPDC?
RADM Moira Flanders
Who is our CCA?
What command is he in charge of?
Captain Stephen Hampton

CSCS (Center for Surface Combat Systems)
Who is our CCMM?
Captain Yonehiro
Who is our LSO?
April Moranville
Who are the course editors?
N71 - STG1 Durel
N72 - Mr. Bruce Adams
N73 - OSC Cole
N74 - Mr Bob Meyers
What is an ARB?
Academic Review Board

A recommendation ro the Dept head to keep or academically atrite a student.
Who sits an ARB?
Chair - Divo
Recorder - Course Sup
Member - N8
Class Advisor/ Instructor
TSC
What materials should be brought to an ARB?
ARB Worksheets
student questionnaire
extra study log
student's notes
student record
What is contained within a course audit trail?
Summary of major events impacting the course.
Correspondance leading to course development and revision.
Reports of trips, conferences and meetings which occured as part of course development/ revision.
Memoranda of conversations impacting course development/ revision.
Rationale influencing course decisions.
Copies of all supporting documentation with approval letters.
Copy of pilot course monitoring report.
A Course Master Record is a management information tool used to determine:
Which courses are under revision (interim change, revision, technical change, FCR, change pages, anything while course is online)

Scheduled revisions.

Status of needed resources/ equipment/ funding.