FOI's Cheat Sheet Flashcards
Laws of Learning REEPIR
Readiness Exercise Effect Primacy Intensity Recency
How People Learn PIM
Perception
Insight
Motivation
Four Levels of Learning RUAC
Rote
Understanding
Application
Correlation
Principals utilized in learning a skill
Perceptions change as skill gets easier Give step by step examples A desire to learn aids learning Coordination between visual and tactile Students must know how well they're doing Progress Plateaus Keep duration of lessons proper length Evaluate, don't criticize Apply and practice skill
Forgetting FIRR
Repression
Interference
Recall Failure
Repression
How to assist students in remembering what they’ve learned PAFAR
Praise Recall by Association Favorable Attitudes Use all Senses Repetition
Defense Mechanisms
Rationalization Resignation Compensation Projection Denial Reaction Formation Displacement
Teaching Process PPAR
Preperation
Presentation
Application
Review/ Evaluation
Organizing material for a lesson
Introduction
Development
Conlusion
Introduction Step contains AMI
Attention
Motivation
Insight
3 Most common teaching Methods LGD
Lecture
Guided Discussion
Demonstration / Performance
Guided Discussion Questions ORDERR
Overheard - Entire group Rhetorical - asked answered by instructor Direct - Specific Person Reverse - Redirect to student Relay - Students answer in groups
Programmed Instruction is?
Student actively responds to each step and receives immediate feedback to their response
Integrated Flight Instruction
Students taught to fly maneuvers with both instruments and visual references from the first time the maneuver is introduced
Domains of Learning CAP
Cognitive Domain (Knowledge) Affective Domain ( Attitudes believes values) Psychomotor Domain (Physical skills)