SECTION 102 STUDY QUESTIONS (INSTRUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS) Flashcards

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List the effected NAVEDTRA’s for INSTRUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS.

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NAVAEDTRA 134 (NAVY INSTRUCTOR MANUAL)
NAVAEDTRA 135 (NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT)
NETCINST 1500.5 ( INSTRUCTOR PREPARATION, QUALIFICATION, CERTIFICATION, AND EVALUATION OF PRACTICE.

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What is the purpose of the Navy’s Training System?

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The Navy Training System tells us “What to train; and how to train it”.

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Explain what role the instructor plays in the training and why?

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The instructor takes complexed information and simplifies it down to a more comprehensive state.

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What are the qualities of an effective instructor?

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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.

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List the responsibilities of an instructor and explain why?

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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.

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List the four motivational theory principles ?

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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.

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List and explain the key principles of applying motivational theory.

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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

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What is the ultimate goal of the instructor?

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Keep the students motivated beyond the instructors influence.

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What are the 6 laws of learning?

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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.

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What are the 5 ways of learning?

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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”.

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What are the different types of sensory learners?

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VISUAL - Learn by seeing it.
AUDITORY - Learn by hearing it.
KINESTHETIC - Combination of Visual and Auditory plus “Hands On”.

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List and explain the 4 types of basic learning and the result of when they are combined?

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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.

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Define what a barrier to effective communication is and give 4 examples.

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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.

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What is the process of effective communication?

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SENDER
MESSAGE
DELIVERY VEHICLE
RECEIVER

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Why is listening the most important communication skill?

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Listening is a two way street. Both parties must concentrate for it be effective.

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What are the 6 factors of instructional delivery?

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FORCE OF DELIVERY - Talking like you know what your talking about.
ARTICULATION - Hand gesture, Foot stomping. Could throw of learning or assist.
RATE OF SPEECH - Speaking to fast or even too slow.
PAUSES - Not pausing between sections, or taking too long of pauses… Awkward.
INFLECTION - The pitch of your voice while teaching.
GRAMMAR - Not talking in third person, or another language. I throws off the learning.

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Why is body movement important to communication?

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It emphasizes and reinforces what you are saying.

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Explain the purpose of oral questioning.

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Focuses students attention
Arouses interest in subject
Drills student on subject matter
Stimulates the student to think.

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What are the characteristics of a good oral question?

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CLARITY OF MEANING - Your question is strait to the point.
LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION - The question is not above their knowledge/ comprehensive level.
USE OF INTERROGATIVE - Using the (Who, What, Where, When, Why) at the beginning of a question, so it’s understood that you are asking a question.

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Why do we use different types of oral questioning and what are they?

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MULTIPLE ANSWER
YES/NO
CANVASSING
LEADING
INTEREST AROUSING
FACTUAL QUESTION
THOUGHT PROVOKING

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Explain APPLE.

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ASK
PAUSE
PICK
LISTEN
EMPHASIZE

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What are all the instructional methods?

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LECTURE - Recruits sitting forward IG with notebooks and a pen.
LECTURE - With Audio/Visuals (PowerPoint).
LECTURE - In an actual classroom, using lesson plan and a PowerPoint up.
DEMONSTRATION - Showing a live example for everyone to see.
ROLE-PLAYING - Pretending or acting out a scenario.
TEAM DIMENSIONAL TRAINING - Students find and solve the problem themselves.

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List and explain all the different parts of a LO (LEARNING OBJECTIVE)

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BEHAVIOR - “By the end of the lesson you should be able to do _________________”.
CONDITION - The aiding or limiting factors. “ in 20 minutes, blindfolded, with your notes”.
STANDARD - The level of acceptance. “And receive a 5.0, perfect score”.

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List and explain the 2 methods of testing.

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KNOWLEDGE - Testing through tests. Like paper of computer generated test.
PERFORMANCE - Testing through practical application. EX: DRILL, PFA, DRIVERS ED.

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List and explain the 5 learning levels of a knowledge test.

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RECOGNITION - Noticing the right answer, as if it were multiple choice format.
APPLICATION - Ability to use acquired knowledge in a job-related scenario.
COMPREHENSIVE - Understanding the information throughly.
ANALYSIS/EVALUATION - Understanding the elements of data and it’s relationship.
RECALL - Pulling information out of your head. Actually thinking and remembering it.

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List and explain each performance test type.

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PRODUCT - Comparing the students examples to an acceptable example.
PROCESS - Following steps to complete a task.
COMBINATION - The incorporation I of the two above.

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Explain what materials are used for instruction.

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LESSON PLAN
INSTRUCTION SHEETS - (OJ PAID) outline, Job, Problem, Assignment, Information, Diagram
IMM/VMM - Instructional Media Material / Visual Media Material

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Explain the importance of course critique.

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It gives feed back on the course, the instruction, quality of life, and safety.

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List and explain the 4 programs and responsibilities of an instructor.

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SEXUAL HARASSMENT - Zero tolerance, SECNAVINST 5300
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY - provide equal opportunities for birth genders.
NAVY CORE VALUES - Instill Pride.
DIVERSITY - Enhance the mission readiness of the Navy.

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Explain the instructor qualification process.

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Be proficient in Instructional Technique and Technical Knowledge.

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Explain the factors and process of disqualifying an instructor.

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Unsat Evaluations and failure to maintain screening requirements.

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List what is found in the MTS CoP. (MTS COMMUNITY of PRACTICE)

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PQS
PROGRAM MANAGER
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
INSTRUCTIONS
CERTIFICATE REQUEST
FEEDBACK