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What are three qualities of an efficient and effective instructor

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  • 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
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List the four Principles of John Keller’s Model

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  • Attention
  • Relevance
  • Confidence
  • Satisfaction
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What are key principles (6) to applying motivational theory in a training situation?

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  • Needs / Drive
  • Interest
  • Values
  • Attitudes
  • Incentives
  • Achievement
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List the 5 Different ways of Learning

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  • 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
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What Six Verbal Skill Factors must be considered when planning an instructional delivery?

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  • 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
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What are four purposes of oral questioning

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  • Stimulate the students to think
  • Arouses interest
  • Focuses attention
  • Drills students on subject matter
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Why is body movement an important part of successful communication?

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Reinforces, emphasizes, and clarifies verbally expressed ideas. Do not stand glued to a spot but do not move too much

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What is the APPLE Techniquie

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Is a 5-step questioning technique.

  • Ask
  • Pause
  • Pick
  • Listen
  • Emphasize
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Name 3 of the systems within the ILE architecture used to Plan, Develop, Administer, and Deliver.

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  • Content Planning Module
  • AIM
  • NKO
  • NeL
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What are the 3 RRRs of front end analysis purposes?

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Reuse
Repurpose
Reference

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How often is a review of navy management systems dependency reviewed?

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Annually

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What are 3 triggers (justifications ) for developing, revising, or canceling a course?

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  • Addition of a new training course
  • Revision to a training course that changes course length
  • Deletion of a training course
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What is CTTL, and what is its purpose?

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  • Course Training Task List

- Lists the duties and tasks for a given course

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What is a job duty?

What is a task?

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Duty: make up a job, is measurable - related tasks - major part

Task: Part of and makes up a Duty - short period of time - measurable

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What are the two categories of learning objective?

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  • Terminal Objective

- An Enabling Objective

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What’s AIM and what’s its’ purpose?

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Stands for- Authoring Instructional Materials

  • Is computer-based training materials authoring tool
17
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What does CANTRAC stand for and what is it?

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  • Catalog of Navy Training

- General information on all training available on CD-ROM and via the World Wide Web.

18
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What does CeTARS stand for and what is it?

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  • Corporate Enterprise and Training Activity Resource System

- Manages and supports Navy training efforts.

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What does CIN stand for and what is it?

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  • Course Identification Number

- Unique number identifying a course Navy wide.

20
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What is CDP and what is its purpose?

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  • Course Data Processing

- Unique number identifying location of the course.

21
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What is the relationship between CeTARS and CANTRAC?

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CeTARS automatically updates CANTRAC.

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What is the difference between “A”, “C”, and “F” schools?

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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

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What is PEVT and what does it indicate?

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  • Person Event Code

- Indicates student status in CeTARS.

24
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What are the two types of evaluations?

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scheduled and unscheduled

25
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What item is developed in the Plan Phase?

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Training Project Plan (TPP)

26
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What does CCMM stand for?

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Course Curriculum Model Manager

27
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What does CCA stand for and what’s its’ purpose?

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Curriculum Control Authority

  • Serves as the Learning Center Commanding Officer
28
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Give 2 circumstances when a Traning Project Plan (TPP) is required

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  • Course revision

- Canceling a course

29
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What type of learning begins early in life and lasts a lifetime?

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Imitation

30
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AIM tool supports what kind of curriculm?

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Personnel Performance Profile (PPP) based curriculum development?

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The AIM II tool supports what kind of curriculum?

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Task-based curriculum development

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What does AIM stand for?

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Authoring Instructional Material

33
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What are the 4 primary areas within the Content Planning Module (CPM)?

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  • Home area,
  • JDTA area,
  • Projects Area
  • Reports
34
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What does scheduled and unscheduled evaulations mean?

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3 are scheduled, and 1 must be unscheduled. Must be done quarterly.