SECTION 102 STUDY QUESTIONS (INSTRUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS) Flashcards
List the effected NAVEDTRA’s for INSTRUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS.
NAVAEDTRA 134 (NAVY INSTRUCTOR MANUAL)
NAVAEDTRA 135 (NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT)
NETCINST 1500.5 ( INSTRUCTOR PREPARATION, QUALIFICATION, CERTIFICATION, AND EVALUATION OF PRACTICE.
What is the purpose of the Navy’s Training System?
The Navy Training System tells us “What to train; and how to train it”.
Explain what role the instructor plays in the training and why?
The instructor takes complexed information and simplifies it down to a more comprehensive state.
What are the qualities of an effective instructor?
KNOWLEDGE- Know more about the subject than what you’re teaching.
ABILITY- Know the instructional methods and how to apply them.
PERSONALITY- Be professional. Follow the instructors code of ethics.
List the responsibilities of an instructor and explain why?
As the instructor, have the ability to take complex information and be able to break it down to the student.
Being familiar with Fraternization, Sexual Harassment and Diversity policies.
List the four motivational theory principles ?
CONFIDENCE- if the students are confident, they are more willing to give it a try.
ATTENTION- Be able to hold the students attention, be spontaneous and creative.
RELEVANCE- Relate what you are teaching to what the WILL be doing in the fleet.
SATISFACTION- Reward “cookies”. That “Positive” feeling when the student gets it right.
List and explain the key principles of applying motivational theory.
NEEDS and DRIVE- Having a “lack in something desirable” causes the student to drive to get it.
ATTITUDE- Displaying a positive attitude in the classroom . It’s contagious.
ACHIEVE -Setting “small goals” or “ milestones”.
VALUES- Find a way to coincide with the students values system while you teach.
INTERESTS- Relating the material to something the student is interested in IE: SPORTS
What is the ultimate goal of the instructor?
Keep the students motivated beyond the instructors influence.
What are the 6 laws of learning?
READINESS - Student will only learn when they are mentally and physically ready to learn.
EXERCISE - Practice makes perfect.
EFFECT - How the student feels emotionally from the learning.
PRIMACY - What you first learn, will forever be remembered.
INTENSITY - The more real learning is, the more it sticks.
RECENCY - What you learn last, will be best remembered.
What are the 5 ways of learning?
ASSOCIATION - Comparing past learning to new.
TRIAL AND ERROR - practice makes perfect.
INSIGHT - The “A-HA” moment. When everything suddenly makes sense.
TRANSFER - Applying past learning to new but similar situations.
IMITATION - Do wha I do “ Monkey see, Monkey do”.
What are the different types of sensory learners?
VISUAL - Learn by seeing it.
AUDITORY - Learn by hearing it.
KINESTHETIC - Combination of Visual and Auditory plus “Hands On”.
List and explain the 4 types of basic learning and the result of when they are combined?
CONCRETE - Learns by their own personal experiences. “BIASED”.
ACTIVE - Learns by working in small groups.
REFLECTIVE - Learns by watching films, documentaries, reading books.
ABSTRACT - Theory based learners. Know the Why behind everything.
Define what a barrier to effective communication is and give 4 examples.
LACK OF COMMON CORE EXPERIENCE - Not having a foundation of the information prior to.
OVERUSE OF ABSTRACTIONISM - Using concept not directly related to the topic at hand.
FEAR - Most common, simply being afraid to talk/teach/participate.
ENVIRONMENT FACTORS - Noise/ Temperature distractions.
What is the process of effective communication?
SENDER
MESSAGE
DELIVERY VEHICLE
RECEIVER
Why is listening the most important communication skill?
Listening is a two way street. Both parties must concentrate for it be effective.