MTS QUESTIONS Flashcards
What is the reference for Operational Risk Management (ORM)?
(Section 101)
OPNAVINST 3500.39
What is the reference for Safety and Occupational Health?
(Section 101)
NETCINST 5100.1
What is one step of ORM?
(Section 101)
Identify Hazards
Assess Hazards
Make Risk Decisions
Implementing Controls
Supervise
What is a “High-Risk” Course?
(Section 101)
May imply a dangerous situation.
What is an example of a High-Risk Course that we perform here?
(Section 101)
MCMAP
What are the two types of course?
(Section 101)
Voluntary & Involuntary
What are the procedures for Training Time Outs (TTO)?
(Section 101)
Put up the “T”, stop training and access the situation. Once all hazards or concerns have been corrected resume training.
What does DOR stand for?
(Section 101)
Drop on Request
What is the purpose of the Emergency Action Plan?
(Section 101)
An internal PLAN THAT AIDS IN CONTROLLING AND SAFE-GUARDING THE AREA DURING A MISHAP event or emergency.
What are the periodic requirements for a Safety Stand Down?
(Section 101)
Annually or at CO request
What is the Navy Instructor Manual?
(Section 102)
NAVEDTRA 134
What is the Navy School Management Manual?
(Section 102)
NAVEDTRA 135
What are the three qualities of an efficient and effective instructor?
(Section 102)
KAP:
Knowledge,
Ability,
Personality
What are the four principles of John Keller’s Model of Motivational Theory?
(Section 102)
ARCS:
Attention,
Relevance,
Confidence,
Satisfaction
What are the six key principles of applying motivational theory in the classroom?
(Section 102)
NAAVII:
Needs & Drives
Attitude
Achievement
Values
Interest
Incentives
What are the six laws of learning?
(Section 102)
REEPIR:
Readiness,
Exercise,
Effect,
Primacy,
Intensity,
Recency
What are the five ways of learning?
(Section 102)
ITAIT:
Imitation,
Trial & Error,
Association,
Insight,
Transfer
What are the three types of sensory learners?
(Section 102)
VAK:
Visual,
Auditory,
Kinesthetic
What are the four basic learning styles?
(Section 102)
CARA:
Concrete,
Active,
Reflective,
Abstract
What are the four barriers of effective communication?
(Section 102)
LOFE:
Lack of Common Core Experience
Overuse of Abstractionisms
Fear
Environmental Factors
What are the six factors that must be considered in planning instructional delivery?
(Section 102)
PIFRAG:
Pauses,
Inflection,
Force,
Rate of Speech, Articulation,
Grammar
What are the four purposes of oral questioning?
(Section 102)
FADS:
Focuses,
Arouses,
Drills,
Stimulates
What are the three characteristics of a good oral question?
(Section 102)
CLU:
Clarity of Meaning,
Level of Instruction,
Use of an Interrogative
What are the seven types of oral questions?
(Section 102)
MYCLIFT:
Multiple Answer
Yes/No
Canvassing
Leading
Interest Arousing
Factual Question
Thought Provoking
What is the five-step questioning technique?
(Section 102)
APPLE:
Ask
Pause
Pick
Listen
Emphasize
What are the two methods of testing?
(Section 102)
Knowledge, Performance
What is the Navy School Management Manual?
(Section 103)
NAVEDTRA 135
What does OPNAV do for school management?
(Section 103)
Provides policy for implementing and supporting Navy Strategic Goals
Who continuously monitors the quality of curriculum, instruction, and evaluation functions?
(Section 103)
Learning Centers
Who is assigned the responsibility of developing, revising, and maintain a course of instruction?
(Section 103)
Course Curriculum Model Manager (CCMM)
What is the purpose of CANTRAC?
(Section 103)
Provides general information on all training activities.
What is CeTARS?
(Section 103)
A navy-wide automated information system to manage and support navy training.
What does CIN stand for?
(Section 103)
Course Identification Number
What information does the CDP tell you?
(Section 103)
Course and its location
Who is responsible for ensuring CeTARS is accurate?
(Section 103)
CCMM
What’s the relationship between CeTARS and CANTRAC?
(Section 103)
CeTARS automatically updates and feeds CANTRAC course information.
What are the three types of schools?
(Section 103)
“A”, “C”, “F”
What is the main difference with an “F” School?
(Section 103)
No NEC Awarded
When is an ARB conducted?
(Section 103)
When all other means of academic counseling, remediation, and initial setback have failed.
What’s the purpose of the critique program?
(Section 103)
Provide feedback to training and course supervisor on the course and instructor performance.
What does FCR stand for?
(Section 103)
Formal Course Review
What is an FCR?
(Section 103)
Internal feedback to check the different elements of a course
How often are FCRs done?
(Section 103)
Annual, Biennial, Triennial cycle determined by CCA.
What is the Training Requirement Review Manual?
(Section 104)
NAVEDTRA 133A
What is the Navy School Management Manual?
(Section 104)
NAVEDTRA 135
What is the purpose of a TRR?
(Section 104)
Process designated to revalidate individual training requirements
How often do you conduct a TRR?
(Section 104)
60-month cycle or when triggering event occurs.
Who provides policy and guidance for the TRR process?
(Section 104)
NETC
Who provides policy and guidance oversight for the TRR process?
(Section 104)
NETC N7
What are two triggers to conduct a TRR?
(Section 104)
Request by Requirement Sponsor, Fleet Feedback, Course Surveillance, CCA Directed
What is one of the four TRR messages?
(Section 104)
Annual TRR Schedule Message ,
TRR Announcement Message,
TRR Agenda Message,
TRR Action Chit Message
What is the correlation between FCRs and TRRs?
(Section 104)
FCRs validate the TRR effort.
Where do you find information about the Enlisted Occupational Standards for Training and Career Development?
(Section 105)
OPNAVINST 1500.74
What is the purpose of the Occupational Standards?
(Section 105)
Provides minimum skills required for Navy Enlisted Ratings
In what training environment are the remaining E4 and below occupational standards, not taught in “A” school, taught?
(Section 105)
On-board training (OBT),
OJT,
Proficiency Training
Who approves Occupational Standards?
(Section 105)
OPNAV
Who ensures participation in the Navy Skills Management System (SMS)?
(Section 105)
Fleet and Type Commanders
Who develops and implements training to meet the needs of the warfare sponsors?
(Section 105)
a. NETC
What is the JDTA Management Manual?
(Section 106)
NAVEDTRA 137
What does JDTA stand for?
(Section 106)
Job Duty Task Analysis
What is the purpose of a JDTA?
(Section 106)
Establish a repeatable job analysis process
What does NETC do in the JDTA process?
(Section 106)
Provides policy and guidance for NETC JDTA process.
What does NETC N7 do in the JDTA process?
(Section 106)
Provides oversight of policy and guidance
What are three external triggers to perform a JDTA?
(Section 106)
NTSP Revision, ORM Assessment, Fleet Performance Assessment, Direct Fleet Input, TRR
What are three internal triggers to perform a JDTA?
(Section 106)
Revision of Enlisted OCCSTDs, Rating Merger, Establishment or Revision of NEC
What is one trigger for a targeted JDTA?
(Section 106)
[Insufficient Course Data], [a Mishap], [As Directed by Higher Authority]