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Instructors primary role...
plan and conduct training that meets performance standards
Instructor is a role model and can...
positively influence actions of personnel. affect their self esteem
Instructor traits 1-4
1. tech knowledge
2. self esteem
3. determination
4. desire
Communication model
sender > message> receiver > feedback
Process by which a person transforms a behavior or experience into words, pics, symbols, etc...
Encoding
Receiver extracts the meaning from the message
Decoding
What is being said...
Message
Medium of communication
Method of delivering the message

physical, visual, sounds, touch
Process of receiving, attending to, assigning meaning to auditory stimuli is
Listening
Instructor challenges include...
meeting multiple priorities
work with diverse learners
adapt to change
promote the org.
provide for safety
Most important aspect of safety is?
everyone must support, practice, and enforce all req's
Sequence of unplanned uncontrolled events that produce unintended injuries
Accident
Accident factors include...
management oversights
situation
environmental
human
accident human factors include...
improper attitude
lack of knowledge/skill
physical limitations
Critical training includes
driver ed
health n fitness
pass device
incident management plan
NIOSH
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

est 1970
OSHA
Occupational Safety Health Admin

1970
NFPA 1041
Fire Instructor
NFPA 1500
Standard for FD occupational safety and health
Private/Civil wrongs result form a breech of duty or failure to perform?
Tort
Assult
Attempt or threat

intentional tort
Battery
unlawful touching

inten tort
Defamation
injures good name or rep.

libel and slander
Libel
written
Slander
words
Unintentional torts
Negligence
Breach of duty where there is a responsibility to perform
Negligence
Human act or obligation that conforms to the law
Duty
Person fails to provide standard of care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise...
breach of duty
Art of teaching adults
Andragogy
Principles, methods and profession of teaching...
Pedagogy
Teaching is...
The method of giving instruction
Relatively permament change in a behavior as a result of learning a new skill
Learning
Arousal and maintenance of behavior directed toward a goal
Motivation
Learning Domains

C A P
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Affective
Cognitive is...
Knowledge
Psychomotor is...
Skills - hands on.
most common in fire service
Affective is...
Attitude
Maslow's Hierachy includes...
Deficiency - physiological, security, social, self esteem

Growth - self actualization
Physiological
Pleasing classroom
Security =
Adequate knowledge
Social
Being accepted by others in the class
Self esteem
recognized by peers.
praised in front of peers
Self actualization
Performing beyond
New improved methods
Cone of learning
How we remember what we learn.
retain 10% of
what we read
retain 20% of
what we hear
retain 30% of
what we see
retain 50% of
what we see/hear
retain 70% of
what we say
retain 90% of
what we say while doing
5 step planning process
indentification
selection
design
implementation
evaluation
P.P.A.E. teaching process
Preparation
Presentation
Application
Evaluation