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What type of courses are considered high-risk?

Course that expose the crew, staff, students and/or assets to the potential risks of death, permanent disability or loss during training. DOR

DOR

Drop On Request- student immediately removes from the training area, written summary of action entered in service record.

TTO

Training Time Out- a concern for personal safety or clarification of procedures. Training will immediately cease until situation/condition returns to safe state.

EAP

Emergency Action Plan- am internal plan to be implemented immediately upon mishap to aid person and control the scene. Quarterly walk-through. Annual full exercise.

Purpose of Navy Training System

To ensure systematic approach to determine what to train on and how to accomplish the training.

Definite the most essential, single link in the training chain.

The Instructor


- Simplify the learning process


- Present knowledge and skills

3 qualities of an efficient and effective instructor

Knowledge-


Ability-


Personality

4 Principles of John Keller’s model

Satisfaction


Confidence


Attention


Relevance

SCAR

Key principles of applying motivation theory in a training situation.

Needs and Drives


Attitudes


Achievements


Values


Interests


Incentives

NAAVII

6 Laws of Learning

Readiness


Exercise


Effect


Primacy


Intensity


Recency

REEPIR

5 Ways of Learning

Imitation


Trial and Error


Association


Insight


Transfer

Types of Sensory Learners

Visual


Auditory


Kinesthetic

4 Basic Learning Styles

Concrete


Active


Reflective


Abstract

CARA

Barriers to effective communication

Lack of common core experience


overuse of abstractionisms


fear


Environmental

6 factors in planning instructional delivery

Articulation


Grammar


Rate of speech


Pauses


Inflection


Force

4 purposes of oral questioning

Focuses


Arouses


Drills


Stimulates

FADS

Characteristics of a good oral question

Clarity of meaning


Level of instruction


Use of an interrogative

CLU

Types and purpose of oral questions

Multiple answer


Yes/No


Canvassing


Leading


Interest Arousing


Factual


Thought Provoking

5 step questioning technique

Ask


Pause


Pick


Listen


Emphasize

APPLE

Different instructional methods

Lecture


Lecture w/audio visuals


Lesson


Demonstration


Role-Playing

3 parts of learning objective

Behavior


Condition


Standard

5 learning levels a knowledge test item may test

Recognition


Recall


Comprehension


Application


Analysis/eval

Functionality of CeTARS

Collects, compiles & provides training managers with student and course info

Course Identification Number (CIN)

Course ID#


Consists of 3 pieces of data

Course Data Processing (CDP) code

Identifies each course of instruction and it’s location

Relationship between CeTARS and CANTRAC

CeTARS automatically updates and feeds CANTRAC for course info

A, C, and F type courses of instruction

A- knowledge & skills for rating entry level


C- advanced specialized skill/knowledge to fill a particular billet


F- individual functional skill. No NEC

Person Event Code(PEVT)

Student status in CeTARS

When an ARB May be convened

When all other means of counseling, remediation, and initial setback has failed to improve perform.

ARB process

Help students solve problems


Determine which students are able, unable, unwilling to complete training


Make recommendations

The importance of FCR’s and audit trails

Internal feedback


Maintained in audit trail for 2 review cycles

Required periodicity for conducting FCR’s per current NETC guidance

Annual, biennial or triennial cycle, determines by the CCA


Not to exceed 3yrs

Training Requirement Review (TRR)

Revalidate individual training requirements and/or identify new training requirements

Periodicity of conducting TRR

Within a 60 month cycle

4 triggers to conduct a TRR

Requests by requirement sponsor


Fleet feedback


Course surveillance


Curriculum control authority (CCA) directed

4 TRR messages

Schedule


Announcement


Agenda


Action chit