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What are three qualities of an efficient and effective instructor
- Knowledge - Thoroughly familiar with the subject
- Ability - Leadership and instructional
- Personality - Everything that makes up a person i.e. behavior, temperament, emotional, and mental traits
List the four Principles of John Keller’s Model
- Attention
- Relevance
- Confidence
- Satisfaction
What are key principles (6) to applying motivational theory in a training situation?
- Needs / Drive
- Interest
- Values
- Attitudes
- Incentives
- Achievement
List the 5 Different ways of Learning
- Imitation: Is what a person learns through imitation.
- Trial and Error: Learning by doing. A proper example reduces the number of errors students make
- Association: Comparison of past learning to a new learning situation
- Insight: Understanding that the whole is more than the sum of parts (the AH-HA moment)
- Transfer: The process of applying past learning to a new but similar situation
What Six Verbal Skill Factors must be considered when planning an instructional delivery?
- Articulation - Enunciate & Pronunciation
- Grammar - Use of correct word
- Rate of Speech - (125-150 words/min)
- Pauses - emphasis on ideas
- Inflection - change in pitch or tone to express mood
- Force - Volume/Carrying -power used for emphasis
What are four purposes of oral questioning
- Stimulate the students to think
- Arouses interest
- Focuses attention
- Drills students on subject matter
Why is body movement an important part of successful communication?
Reinforces, emphasizes, and clarifies verbally expressed ideas. Do not stand glued to a spot but do not move too much
What is the APPLE Techniquie
Is a 5-step questioning technique.
- Ask
- Pause
- Pick
- Listen
- Emphasize
Name 3 of the systems within the ILE architecture used to Plan, Develop, Administer, and Deliver.
- Content Planning Module
- AIM
- NKO
- NeL
What are the 3 RRRs of front end analysis purposes?
Reuse
Repurpose
Reference
How often is a review of navy management systems dependency reviewed?
Annually
What are 3 triggers (justifications ) for developing, revising, or canceling a course?
- Addition of a new training course
- Revision to a training course that changes course length
- Deletion of a training course
What is CTTL, and what is its purpose?
- Course Training Task List
- Lists the duties and tasks for a given course
What is a job duty?
What is a task?
Duty: make up a job, is measurable - related tasks - major part
Task: Part of and makes up a Duty - short period of time - measurable
What are the two categories of learning objective?
- Terminal Objective
- An Enabling Objective
What’s AIM and what’s its’ purpose?
Stands for- Authoring Instructional Materials
- Is computer-based training materials authoring tool
What does CANTRAC stand for and what is it?
- Catalog of Navy Training
- General information on all training available on CD-ROM and via the World Wide Web.
What does CeTARS stand for and what is it?
- Corporate Enterprise and Training Activity Resource System
- Manages and supports Navy training efforts.
What does CIN stand for and what is it?
- Course Identification Number
- Unique number identifying a course Navy wide.
What is CDP and what is its purpose?
- Course Data Processing
- Unique number identifying location of the course.
What is the relationship between CeTARS and CANTRAC?
CeTARS automatically updates CANTRAC.
What is the difference between “A”, “C”, and “F” schools?
A- basic knowlage and skills required for rating, awards a NEC
C- advanced specialized skill/knowledge awarding a NEC
F- functional skill not giving a NEC
What is PEVT and what does it indicate?
- Person Event Code
- Indicates student status in CeTARS.
What are the two types of evaluations?
scheduled and unscheduled
What item is developed in the Plan Phase?
Training Project Plan (TPP)
What does CCMM stand for?
Course Curriculum Model Manager
What does CCA stand for and what’s its’ purpose?
Curriculum Control Authority
- Serves as the Learning Center Commanding Officer
Give 2 circumstances when a Traning Project Plan (TPP) is required
- Course revision
- Canceling a course
What type of learning begins early in life and lasts a lifetime?
Imitation
AIM tool supports what kind of curriculm?
Personnel Performance Profile (PPP) based curriculum development?
The AIM II tool supports what kind of curriculum?
Task-based curriculum development
What does AIM stand for?
Authoring Instructional Material
What are the 4 primary areas within the Content Planning Module (CPM)?
- Home area,
- JDTA area,
- Projects Area
- Reports
What does scheduled and unscheduled evaulations mean?
3 are scheduled, and 1 must be unscheduled. Must be done quarterly.
