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what is the second step of ORM
Assess Hazards
what is the third step of the ORM
make risk decisions
what term is used to describe a known or unknown condition or state where an elevated probability of loss or an increased level of severity is likely or imminent
high risk
what type of course can you DOR
voluntary
when are EAP walk-throughs conducted
quarterly
when are EAP full exercises conducted
annually
when are safety stand downs conducted
annually and at CO discretion
who test develop sight augment plans
CCA
where do you use a special course indicator code
voluntary training
what is the purpose of the Navy training system
ensure a systematic approach for determining what to train and how best to accomplish that training
what is the most essential link in the training chain
the instructor
define knowledge
thoroughly familiar with the subject matter being taught (SME)
what are the instructors responsibilities
students; safety; security; curriculum
what are the 4 principles to John Keller's model of motivational training
confidence; attention; relevance; satisfaction
define LAW OF READINESS
physically and mentally ready
what type of learning occurs during DISCOVERY
TRIAL AND ERROR
what are the types of sensory learners?
visual; auditory; kinesthetic
what are the 4 basic learning styles
concrete; abstract; reflective; active
abstract and reflective= ___% retained
50%
what is the greatest barrier to effective communication
fear
how many factors are there in planning instructional delivery
6
what are the 6 factors in planning instructional delivery
pauses; force; articulation; grammar; inflection; rate of speech
what are the 4 purposes of oral questioning
focuses; arouses; drills; stimulates
how many types and purposes or oral questions
7
what are the types and purposes of oral questions
canvasing; thought provoking; interest arousing; multiple answer; factual; leading; yes/no
what is the basic most often used method of instruction for teaching skill type subjects
demonstration
what are the 2 methods of testing
knowledge and performance
how many items can knowledge tests test
5
what are the different types of performance tests
product; process; combination
what are the primary materials used in presenting instruction
lesson plan; instruction sheets; IMM/VMM
what is the responsibility of OPNAV in the training organization structure
provides policy for implementing and supporting the DON strategic goals
what is the responsibility of NETC in the training organization structure
strategic goals n the area of leadership
who monitors the CUIT
Learning centers
who monitors the quality of curriculum, instruction, and evaluation functions
learning centers
who supports the LC CO, LC DET/LS CO/ OIC to ensure quality of training
learning center officer
True or False? CDP is a unique number to identify a navy course
false
who has responsibility to ensure data accuracy within CeTARS
CCA
how is learning center data populated in CeTARS and CANTRAC
CeTARS feeds CANTRAC
what is CANTRAC
database that holds information on all training activity and courses
Define "A" school
provides basic knowledge and skills. No NEC awarded
define "C" school
advanced specialized skills. Awarded NEC
what is a PEVT code
indicates student status in CeTARS
who is responsible for maintaining a Master Record Audit Trail?
CCMM
how often are FRCs conducted
annual; biannual; triennial. not to exceed 3 years
what is the periodicity for conducting a HPRR
3 years unless triggering event occurs
what is the role and responsibility of NETC N7 for the HPRR process
provides oversight and guidance
what is the initial HPRR message that goes out
annual
what are the 4 triggers to conduct a HPRR
request by requirement sponsor
fleet feedback
couse surveillance
curriculum
which HPRR message provides LC and stakeholders with a long range schedule for planning
annual HPRR schedule message
lis the 3 forms of acceptable actions from a resource sponsor
naval message
command letterhead letter
digitally signed email
what standard is the min skill required
OCCSTDS
who is responsible for reviewing and approving OCCSTDS
OPNAV
what establishes a repeatable and defendable job analysis process of developing or revising training
JDTA
what are the external triggers to perform a JDTA
NTSP; ORM; fleet performance assessment; direct fleet input; HPRR
what are the internal triggers to perform a JDTA
revision to OCCSTDS; rating merger; establishment or revision of NEC
what is a set of related tasks
duty
when is a FEA performed
after the JDTA has been conducted
how many triggers for a FEA
9
what is a structured methodology to facilitate its decision making process
BCA
who has initial approval authority of a TPP
CCA
who approves TPP implementation not requiring offsets
NETC N7
what is SERENA
learning centers to upload, maintain, and manage training project plans
how are TPPs serialized in SERENA
by the first available number
who approaches the TPP
the CCA
describe what is required of a skill and knowledge learning objective
knowledge/ performance
how many stages to develop a PPP
7
what are the TOS (training objective statement) codes for skill
TO/(S)- SKILL (background)
TO/(J)- SKILL ( task/function)
O- operation
P- preventive maintenance
C- Corrective Maintenance
what are the TOS codes for knowledge
F- familiarization
T- Theory
what are the codes for skill and knowledge
0/-1-2-3-4
what are the 3 types of training materials provided by the ILE
instructor led training; interactive multi media instruction; blended
what are the minimum sections of a training plan
front matter and lesson topics
what lists the tasks for a given course
CTTL
(course training task list)
what does the CTTL give the curriculum developer
CTTL is the building block for the course
what is the instruction sir handling and storing classified training materials
OPNAVINST 5510.1
what documents are in the final TCCD
front matter
COI
annexes
what list lists material, facilities and manpower
RRL
who does the Master Training Audit Trail belong to?
CCMM
who implements the testing plan, designates testing officers and designates the course supervisor
learning site commanding officer/OIC
who is responsible for test administration, oversee grading, secure tests, maintain test banks, coordinate/manage revisions and conduct IS training?
Learning Site Testing Officer
what type of test may or may not be graded
informal
what is designed to direst the study or homework efforts of trainees
assignment sheets
which type of test requires trainees to supply the missing information from memory
completion
how many sections are in a testing plan
10
what are the 3 methods of remediation
targeted; scalable; iterative
what are trainees who are discharged from the navy classified as
attrites
which OPNAVINST is the PQS program
3500.34
what is the function of the PQS program
minimum level of competency is required and to standardize and facilitate those qualifications
what is the difference between PQS and JQR
PQS is for multiple platforms and JQR is for a single platform
what is NRTC
non-residential training courses
how many steps to develop and approve a NTSP
5
list the five steps to develop and approve a NTSP
6 years; 3 years; 3 years; prior to initial operation test and evaluation; 3 months
what is ITER condition red
cancels or stops training
what is ITER condition yellow
delays or cancels classes
how are MTO reports submitted
weekly via naval message
what is AIM
computer based training authoring tool developed by the navy
which AIM tool supports TBCD
AIM II
which AIM tool supports PPP bases curriculum
AIM I
what is the purpose of the Content Planning Module
application to document and map JDTA data
what are the 4 primary areas of CPM
home; JDTA; Projects; reports
what forms of training are supported by ILE
instructor led; facilitated; computer based
what is Navy E-Learning
training anytime, anywhere
where would you go for data entry for CeTARS
CeTARS ii Menu
what provides the means for fleet activity and view request seats
ENTRS