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What are the 5 steps of ORM?
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Identify hazards, Assessing hazards, Making risk deciaions, Implement controls, Supervise
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I AM IS
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Define high risk course
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Where an elevated probability of loss or an increased level of severity is likely or imminent.
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Discuss what type of courses are considered high risk.
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Any course with RAC 1, 2, or 3 in severity level 1 or severity level 2
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What is the diference between voluntary and involuntary courses?
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Voluntary: a sailor can drop on request and return to there original rating
Involuntary: enrolled through accession training or follow on specialty school. |
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State the purpose of the navy training system.
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To ensure a systematic approach for determining what to train and how to best accomplish the training.
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What ia the most essential link in the training chain?
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The instructor.
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What are the 3 qualities of an effective instructor?
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Knowledge, Ability, Personality.
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KAP
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What are the instructors responsibilities to the student, to training safely, to security and to curriculum?
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Student: set a good example
Safety: maintain safety and suppervise Security: Maintain classified material opnavinst 5510.1 Curriculum: surveillance, change, revision, and maintenance |
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What are the 4 principles of john keller's model of motivational theory?
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Confidence, attention, relevance, satisfaction.
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CARS
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Define confidence in reference to the student.
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When a student feels confident that they can do something completely, they are more likly to try.
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Define attention
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Attracting attention is an important first step used to focus students on the matterial.
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Define relevance
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Students are more motivated when they are able to relate what they are learning to what they will be doing on the job
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Define satisfaction
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Feeling good about an experience or an accomplishment will reinforce the training.
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What are the 6 key principles of applying motivational theory in a training situation.
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Needs and drives
Interests Values Incentives Attitude Achievement |
NIVIAA
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Define needs and drives
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A lack of something desirable or useful that causes a desire for satisfaction.
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Define attitudes
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The student seeing a positive reinforcement from the instructor will cause a desire to learn the matterial.
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Define Achievement
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Is a strong desire, an aim, a goal, or desired objective.
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Define Values
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The students values, attitude, and previous experience affects the nature and the amount the student learns.
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Interests
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Refers to a persons view of an activity as worthwhile or enjoyable for its own sake.
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Incentives
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Use rewards to motivate students to achieve desired level of knowledge
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State the ultimate goal of instruction.
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to motivate students beyond the training environment.
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State the 6 laws of learning
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Readiness
Exercises Primacy Intensity Effect Recency |
REPIER
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What is the law of readiness?
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People can only learn when they are physically and mentaly prepared.
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What is the law of exercise?
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Practice makes perfect
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What is the law of Primacy?
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What is learned first creats a strong impression.
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What is the law of intensity?
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Learning is more likely if the experience is real.
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What is the law of recency?
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The things learned last will be retained the longest.
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What are the five ways of learning?
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Association
Trial and Error Imitation Transfer Insight |
ATITI
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Define imitation?
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Students observe the behaviors of others and imitate that behavior.
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Define trial and error.
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Discovery learning, learning by doing
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Define association.
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A comparison of past learning to new learning situations.
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Define insight
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Is the understanding that the whole is more than the sum of the parts
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parts
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Discuss motivation
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Motivation is the single most important factor in a students educational advancement.
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What are the three types of learning?
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Visual
Auditory Kinesthenic: a blend of all senses with phsycomotor and perceptual skills. |
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What are the 4 basic learning styles and percentages?
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Abstract: 20%
Reflective: 50% Concrete: 70% Active: 90% |
ARCA
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What are the barriors of effective communication?
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1.Lack of common core experiences.
2.Overuse of abstractions. 3.Fear 4.Environmental factors |
LOFE
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State the purpose of an effevtive communications process.
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Communication is the exchange of thoughts, opinions, and information through speech, writing, nonverbal cues, and images.
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What are the 5 parts of the communications process?
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Sender
A message Delivery Vehical Receiver |
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Discuss the importance of listening communications.
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An active process of hearing and understanding, which demands concentration and attention.
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What are the 6 factors that must be cosidered in planning instructional delivery?
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Force(delivery)
Articulation Grammar Rate of Speech Inflection Pauses |
FAGRIP
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Why is body movement important as a part of successful communocations?
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Body movement reinforces, emphasizes and clarifies verbally expressed ideas.
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State and discuss the 4 purposes of oral questioning?
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Focuses attention
Arouses interest in subject matter Drills students on subject matter Stimulates students to think |
FADS
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What are the 3 characteristics of a good oral question?
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Clarity of meaning
Level of instruction Use of an Interrogative |
CLU. For additional info refer to PQS standard answer book section 102.19
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What are the 7 types of oral questions? |
Multiple answer Yes/No Canvassing Leading Interest arousing Factual question Thought provoking |
F MY CLIT |
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What is the purpose of a multiple answer question?
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To increase student involvement.
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What is the purpouse of a yes or no type question?
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To arouse interest and to see if students are paying attention.
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What is the purpose of a canvasing question?
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To determin how many students are familiar with the subject matter.
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What is the purpose of a leading question?
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Suggests its own answer. It can act as a percurser to a follow on question.
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What is the purpose of an interest arousing question?
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Used to focus students attention.
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What is the purpose of factual questions?
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Asks for specific information to determine if subject mattrr is being retained.
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What is the purpose of a thought provoking question?
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Stimulates students to think. Requires students to use past knowledge to determin the answer.
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What are the 5 steps of the questioning technique?
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Ask
Pause Pick Listen Emphisize |
APPLE (dont forget the cookie)
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What are the 7 types of instructuonal methods? |
Lecture Lecture with audiovisuals Lessons Demonstration Role playing Gaming and stimulation Team dimentional training |
L3 DR. GT Refer to the standard answer book section 102.22 for further breakdown of each. |
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What are the 3 parts of a learning objective? |
Behavior Condition Standard |
BCS |
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Define behavior in reference to a Learning Objective?
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What the student will be able to do as a result of a learning experience.
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Define condition in reference to a learning objective?
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The aiding and limiting factors imposed upon the student in satisfying the performance requirment of the objective.
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Define Standard in referance to a learning objective?
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Is the degree of proficiency that will be required to perform the behavior 100%.
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Define the 2 types of tests ?
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Knowledge: measurses the achievement of objectives
Performance: measures the skill acquisition |
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What are the 5 learning levels that a knowlage test may test? |
Recognition Recall Comprehension Application Analysis / Evaluation |
RE RAC. reference the SAB section 102.25 for further break down of each. |
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What are the different types of performance tests? |
Product Process Combination |
PPC |
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What are the primary materials used in presenting a lesson
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Lesson Plan (LP)
Instructional sheets ( ex. Job sheet) Instructional media material (IMM) |
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Define transfer
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The process of applying past learning to similar situations.
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Discuss student feed back and coure critique |
Provides feedback on areas such as training curriculum effectiveness, insteuctor performance, safety, and quality of life issues. |
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What is the instructor qual process |
NITC Indoc P1 P2 Qual teach Comp IQP |
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Discuss instructor disqualification factors. |
Failing to maintain original screening requirements and unsat instructor evals. |
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What items are on the MTS cop page? |
Program Manager, instructions, PQS, certificate request, program description and feed back. |
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