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FOI Flashcards

1
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Characteristics of learning

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RAMP

Result of experience
Active Process
Multifaceted
Purposeful

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Laws of learning

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R-PIE-ER

Readiness
Primacy
Intensity
Effect
Exercise
Recency
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3
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practical levels of learning

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RUAC

Rote
Understanding
Application
Correlation

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4
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Barriers to effective communication

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COIL

Confusion of symbols
Overuse of abstractions
Interference
Lack of common experience

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5
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human behavior

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Factors / needs that cause people to act in predictable ways

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6
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Maslow’s hierarchy

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model that describe human motivation

Physical -> Security -> Belonging -> Self-esteem -> Cognitive -> Self-actualization

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7
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Defense mechanism

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Human reaction when threatened

DR DR CPR FAST

Denial
Repression - block out
Displacement - angry at someone else
Rationalization - it is ok
Compensation - emphasize positivs
Projection - blame shortcoming on others
Reaction Formation - believe opposite
Fantasy
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8
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Stress

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Response to challenging situations

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9
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Anxiety

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Worrying about the unknown

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10
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Normal stress response

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automatic response
rapid decisions
sensitive to environment

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Abnormal stress response

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narrowing perceptive field
uncontrolled laughter / signing
over-cooperation
mood swing

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12
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Basic elements of communication

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Source
Symbol
Receiver

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13
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Effective communication

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When receiver interprets same idea as intended by sender

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14
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Developing effective communication skills

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Understand material
Revise communication
Student listening
Perception checking
Instructor listening
Questioning
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15
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reception

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raw sensory input

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16
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perception

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reception (sensations) with meaning (factors)

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17
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insight

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grouping of multiple perception into wholes

one of instructor’s major responsibilities

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18
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factor

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physical - how do we acquire sensations
goals & values - what do we need and find valuable?
self concept - how do we feel about ourselves?
time & opportunity - ready to learn and learn in right sequence
threat - narrows perceptive field

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19
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motivation

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driving force behind student’s progress and ability to learn

positive & negative

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20
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types of memory

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sensory
short term
long term

21
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domains of learning

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cognitive
psychomotor
affective

22
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types of practice

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deliberate - few times and move on
blocked - over and over, easy to plateau
random - build connections

23
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learning plateau

A

apparent slowdown of progress

break, re-motivate, change of scenery = overcome

24
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evaluation

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measurement of learning progress (think quiz) against objectives

25
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critique

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feedback to the student based on measurement against standards

26
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scenario training

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tailored situations based on pilot experience and local environment for student to apply decision making process

27
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slip

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planning on doing A but accidentally doing B

28
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mistake

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successful performance of incorrect action

29
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teaching process

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preparation
presentation
application
review / evaluation

30
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important instructor skills

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people skill
subject knowledge
management (time + organization)
assessment skill

31
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overall course structure

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objective
blocks - categories of learning
syllabus - units of learning in order
lesson plans - single instruction period

32
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presentation methods

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lecture
coop / group learning
demonstration / performance
guided discussion
computer based
33
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which components make up performance based objectives?

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description
condition - type of plane, location
criteria - ACS/PTS standards

34
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types of guided discussion questions

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ORDRR

overhead - to everyone
rhetorical - ask and answer
directed - to specific person
reverse - back to student
redirect - back to everyone
35
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essential phases of demonstration / performance

A

EDSIE

explanation
demonstration
student performance / instructor supervision
evaluation

36
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5 instructor responsibilities

A 
helping students learn
provide adequate instruction
demand appropriate standards of performance
minimize learner frustration
emphasizing the positive
37
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demonstration performance method (steps)

A

explanation
demonstration
learner performance + supervision
evaluation

38
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ADM

A

systemic approach to determining the best action in the given circumstances

39
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risk equation

A

impact (hazard) * likelihood

40
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3P model

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perceive, process, perform

41
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PAVE

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pilot, aircraft, environment, external factor

model for identifying hazards

42
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IMSAFE

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illness, medication, stress, alcohol, fatigue, eating+emotion

Potential physiological hazards for pilots

43
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TEAM

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transfer, eliminate, accept, mitigate

44
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6 levels of cognitive domain

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KCAASE

knowledge
comprehension
application
analysis - break down into parts
synthesis - make new ideas
evaluation - judge ideas
45
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5 levels of affective domain

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RRVOC

receiving
responding
valuing - acceptance
organization - rearrange value system
characterization - incorporate into life
46
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7 levels of physchomotor domain

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PSGMCAO

perception
set - relate cues
guided response - perform as demonstrated
mechanism - simple acts
complex overt response
adaptation - modified for special problem
origination - new patterns

47
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4 practical psychomotor domain instructional level

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observation
imitation
practice
habit

48
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4 factors for forgetting information

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fading - use it or lost it
interference - other info overrides
repression / suppression - pushed out of reach
retrieval failure - can’t find

49
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principles for remembering

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PAASR

praise
attitudes
association
senses
repetition

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