The Influence Of Mr. Herring

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As a small group leader and training instructor for the Aviation Warrant Officer Advanced Course, Mr. Herring conducts student training at a college level and prepares lessons and classrooms for training. In order to accomplish these tasks, Mr. Herring has demonstrated repeatedly, that he is steadfast in his competence, character, and commitment required of a professional, let alone required of a professional student.
Mr. Herring’s competence is displayed through his actions as a United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence (USAACE) master level instructor. He administers and grades written and performance examinations, both on students and instructors, evaluates their progress, and conducts student counseling and remedial instruction as needed. His dedication to be a lifelong learner and not resting on his laurels, has earned him the respect and confidence of senior leadership.
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Herring’s character is above reproach. As a professional, Mr. Herring is unwavering with regards to any set standards, either morally or ethically driven. Empathic abilities radiate from this individual, displaying the genuine concern of a mentor and educator.
Mr. Herring’s commitment is displayed through his analysis every lesson prior to instruction. He consistently, verifies proper teaching concepts utilization, references are up to date and accurate, instructional methods and media are consistent with training requirements, and training aids and equipment are in proper working

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