102 Flashcards

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Navy Training System

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NAVEDTRA 134

Purpose is to ensure a systematic approach for determining what to train and how best to accomplish that training

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Most essential link in training chain?

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The instructor.

Must simplify learning process for students of varied backgrounds and experiences in a complex training system

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Qualities of an efficient and effective instructor?

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Knowledge- subject matter expert
Ability- leadership skills optimizing use of resources delegating authority
Personality- gain respect of students by displaying a professional attitude towards others.

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Instructors responsibilities based on NAVEDTRA 134?

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Responsibility to students- help students resolve conflicts that may arise from those outside influences set a good example.
Responsibility to training safety- maintaining a safe environment to train students
Responsibility to security- safeguard classified course materials.
Responsibility to curriculum- translate material in a way to achieve trainee comprehension.

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John Keller’s four principles of motivational theory?

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Attention- surprise students by displaying something real to maintain attention.
Relevance- motivates trainee by connecting what learned to job.
Confidence- feeling confident trainee can achieve objectives.
Satisfaction- feeling good about the experience will motivate them.

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Principles of applying motivational theory in a training situation?

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Needs and Drives- lack of something desired will cause to achieve satisfaction.
Attitudes- a concern to learn and present the lesson.
Achievement- desire or determination to accomplish the objective.
Values- previous experience effects amount student learns.
Interests- achieve personal views to make lesson worthwhile.
Incentives- rewards gained from learning the topic.

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Ultimate goal of instruction?

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To cause students to remain motivated beyond the instructors influence.

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6 laws of learning?

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Law of Readiness- physically and mentally ready to learn.
Law of Exercise- practice makes permanent and perfect.
Law of Effect- emotional reaction or feeling of satisfaction.
Law of Primacy- first lesson learned gain the greatest rewards.
Law of Intensity- experience is real, a change in learning will occur.
Law of Recency- last learned will be best remembered.

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Five ways of learning?

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Association- relate past learning to new learning situations.
Trial and Error- discovery learner, learn by doing.
Imitation- observe behavior and copy
Transfer- apply past learning to somewhat similar situations.
Insight- learner grasps the elements(ah-ha)

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Types of sensory learners?

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Visual- learn by seeing and imitating
Auditory- hearing will increase learning
Kinesthetic- blend of all senses and by feel gives special awareness to surrounding

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Four basic learning styles?

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Concrete- rely on feeling and personal judgement.
Active- learn by involving with subject.
Reflective- observe and reflect.
Abstract- theory based analytical approach.

Abstract 20%
Abstract and reflective 50%
Abstract, reflective and concrete 70%
All four 90%

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Barriers to effective communication?

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Lack of common core experience- no background of topic.
Overuse of abstractionists- be specific or direct.
Fear- being disapproved or judged.
Environmental- noise or temperature will effect communication.

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Effective communication process?

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Sender
Message
Delivery vehicle
Receiver

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Listening communication skills?

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Hearing and understand demands concentration and attention

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Six factors in planning instructional delivery?

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Force
Articulation
Grammar
Rate of speech
Inflection
Pauses
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Four purposes of oral questions?

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Clarity of meaning- do not use trick phrases.
Level of instruction- use simple words and complete sentences.
Use of interrogatives- who, what, when, where, why, how before question

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Types of oral questions?

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Multiple answer- has more than one correct answer.
Yes/No- used to aero use interest.
Canvassing- check students level of knowledge.
Leading- suggest it’s own answer.
Interest arousing- used to focus student attention.
Factual question- ask for specific information.
Thought provoking- stimulates students thinking.

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Different instructional methods?

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Lecture- presentation.
Lecture with audio visuals- with visual or audio learning aids.
Lesson- most used method of classroom instruction.
Demonstration- skill type method through labs.
Role playing- active roles in simulated situation followed by group discussion.
Team dimensional training- process to diagnose and correct their own performance problems and learned from previous experiences.
Gaming and simulation- learning through video games.

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Three parts of a learning objective?

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Behavior- ability to do from the learning experience.
Condition- aiding and limiting factors put upon a student in satisfying the performance requirements of the objective.
Standard- degree of proficiency will be required to perform.

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Two methods of testing?

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Knowledge- measure achievement of objective by a test.

Performance- test measures skill by demonstration of objectives.

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Five learning levels of a knowledge test?

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Recognition- verbatim identification presented during training.
Application- acquired knowledge in a job related situation.
Comprehension- understanding of what taught rather than memorizing information.
Analysis/Evaluation- understanding elements of data and relationships among the data which make the meaning explicit.
Recall- respond from memory.

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Types of performance tests?

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Product- test involves comparing students efforts to and acceptable completed example.
Process- test ability to correctly follow procedural steps.
Combination- performance combining both process and product.

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Materials used in presenting instruction?

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Lesson plan- ensures proper sequences and depth required by objectives.
Instruction sheets- provides students with information and directions.
Instructional media material/ visual media material(IMM/VMM)- exhibit that will assist students in understanding end expedite their learning.

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Student feedback/ course critique(LAS)?

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Provide feedback to the training and course supervisors on areas of curriculum effectiveness and instructor performance.

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Instructor qualification process?

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Certify instructor to ensure proficiency in instructional technique and technical knowledge.

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Disqualification factors and process?

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Unsatisfactory evaluation will consider instructor unsuitable to continue instructor duties which will be reclassified.