MTS Flashcards

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What is phase 1 called and what items are developed in phase 1?

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Phase 1 is the plan phase and consists of gathering information and building the plan for training material revision or development. Output document: training project plan (TPP)

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What is phase 2 called and what are the items developed in phase 2?

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Phase 2 is the analyze phase designed to determine what will be taught. output document: the course training task list (CTTL).

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What is phase 3 called and what are the items developed in phase 3?

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Phase 3 is the design phase and consists of writing and sequencing the learning objectives for the new/revised course. output document: training course control document (TCCD)

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What is phase 4 called and what items are developed in phase 4?

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Phase 4 is the Development Phase designed to develop curriculum materials that support the objectives. Output Documents: the lesson plan, trainee guide and tests.

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What are the last 2 phases

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The last 2 phases are the implement and evaluation phases

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What happens during the implementation phase

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The training materials will be implemented by the CCMM with eht cooperation of the TFs teaching the course

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What pub should be used as a guide for the management of the course

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NAVEDTRA 135A

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What happens during the evaluation phase?

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The evaluation phase is the constant improvement of training materials through a process that provides a means of keeping training materials current and accurate- it is open to innovation and responsive to changing training requirements and equipment

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what is a TPP required for?

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Proposing a new course, revising an existing course, implementing a course at a new location, cancelation, change to course length, change to resources / materials, change to terminal objectives

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What is the TCCD

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Training course control document

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Describe the three products of the Training Course Control Document

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  1. Front matter: cover page letter of promulgation, forward, table of contents, course data, trainee data
  2. Curriculum outline: Learning Objectives numbered and sequenced in to units ant lesson topics
  3. Annexes: Resource requirements list (RRL), Course master schedule
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What is the purpose of the Course master schedule

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The course master schedule provides higher echelons with a single document of the planned period by period subject matter for a course, time allocated time for theory and application, sequence of classes and student to instructor ratios

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13
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State the two categories of learning objectives

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Terminal and enabling

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State and discuss the three parts of a learning objective

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Behavior:what a learner should be able to do as an outcome of trianing
Condition:aiding and limiting foctors iomposed upon the students in satifying the performance requirmenst of hte objective
Standard: the critieria the students must meet

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What is the difference between a training objective and an enabling objective?

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T.O. reflect a specific statement of the performance of a student as a result of the training
E.O. contains conditions and standards appropriate to the training environment including knowledge and skills that support a T.O.

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What are the 4 purposes for oral questions

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stimulate students to think
develop interest in the subject matter
focuses attention upon a particular area
drills students on the subject matter they must recall

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what are the 5 different ways of learning

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imitation-Students observe and imitate the instructor
trial and error-learning by doing
association- comparison of past learning to new learning situations
insight-the whole is more than the sum of the parts. unplanned discovery of a solution (ah ha phenomenon)
transfer-process of applying past learning to new but somewhat similar situations

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State and discuss the four basic learning styles

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Concrete learners-prefer and experience based approach
Active learners- prefer to learn by becoming involved with the subject and taking an active step by step approach
reflective learners like to observe and reflect (make comparisons and contrasts) before drawing conclusions
abstract learners prefer a theory based analytical approach

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State the three learning domains

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Cognitive
affective
psychomotor

20
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Describe the Cognitive domain

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six categories which illustrate the level of understanding: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation

21
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Describe the affective domain

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Defines learning outcomes associated with emotions and feelings

22
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Describe the psychometer domain

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closely associated with imitation, trial and error and transfer.

23
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what are the 3 qualities of an effective instructor

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knowledge, ability, and personality