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NAVEDTRA 130
Task Based Curric. Devel.
Vol.1 - Devel. Guide
Vol.2 - Sample Products
Vol.3 - Manager's Guide
NAVEDTRA 131
"PPP" Based Curric. Devel.
Vol.1 - Devel. Guide
Vol.2 - Sample Products
Vol.3 - Manager's Guide
NAVEDTRA 134
Navy Instructor Manual
NAVEDTRA 135
Navy School Management Manual
Responsibility of the CNO
Provide policy for DON strategic goals regarding human resources, education, & training.
Responsibility of CNET
Improves feedback process.
Responsibility of Local Training Authority
Ensures quality of training.
Responsibility of CCA
Approves instructional methods & Monitors milestones
Responsibility of CCMM
Develops, revises, & maintains courses of instruction; Cannot modify course mission or length.
Responsibility of Participating Activity
Assists the CCMM
Describe "A" school
Provides basic rating knowledge; non-NEC awarding.
Describe "C" school
Provides advanced specialized skill/knowledge training required to fill a particular billet; NEC awarding.
Describe "F" school
Provides individual functional skill training required by Type or Fleet Commander; non-NEC awarding.
State 3 requirements for instructor certification
-Complete instructor indoc. training
-Attend thier course (all or part)
-Sat. eval. on (2 ext./1 int.) presentations
How often is safety training required for all staff?
Quarterly.
Discuss categories of attrition
Academic- based on performance
Non-academic- based on reasons other than the course
Discuss disenrollment
Student is disenrolled based on reasons outside the scope of the course (ex. Ship's movement)
When are ARBs required?
When student's overall grade falls below the minumum passing, fails to retest after remediation, performance is below the expected norm.
What grade is assigned to a re-test if passed?
The minimum passing grade.
State the 6 phases of the curriculum development/revsion process
Plan, Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate
(PADDIE)
Discuss the PLAN phase
Identifies resource requirements. Final product is the TPP.
Discuss the ANALYZE phase
Produces job tasks, task sequence, level of performance, and skills/knowledge which must be taught. Final product is CTTL.
Discuss the DESIGN phase
EOs/TOs & ELOs/TLOs are written into the CMS. Final product is the TCCD (primary course management doc.)
Discuss the DEVELOP phase
Actual development of training materials; Lesson Plans, Test Items, Trainee/Student Guides, IMMs.
Discuss the IMPLEMENT phase
Takes place after pilot course and corrections have been made. Letter of Promulgation from CCA issued.
Duty
Major part of a job.
Purpose of testing
Test knowledge when a grade is to be assigned.
Define PPP
Minimum listing of skills/knowledge required to operate & maintain a system, subsystem, or equipment, or to perform a task/function.
Most essential single link in the training chain
Instructor.
What is DDA?
Discussion Demonstration Activity
What is RIA?
Related Instructor Activity.
3 products of the TCCD
Front Matter
COI
CLOs
RRL
CMS
Tasks
Major part of a duty.
Why is listening one of the most important communication skills?
It is an active process of hearing and understanding which requires concentrationand and attention.
5 leanring senses in order of importance
Sight
Hearing
Touch
Taste
Smell
What grade is assigned to a re-test if passed?
Minimum passing score.
What is contained in a RRL?
Texts
References
Equipment
Films
Support Materials
List reasons for revising, canceling, or changing a course (TPP)
Results of Navy Training Plan
Tasking by higher authority
Internal/External Reviews
Surveillance
Training Appraisal
2 categories of learning objectives
Enabling & Terminal
(Enabling support Terminal)
Purpose of IMMs
Focus trainee attention
Show basic structure of concept
Provides uniformity in training
How often are pre-mishap plans reviewed and exercised?
Reviewed monthly
Exercised annualy
2 methods of testing
Knowledge & Performance
2 types of instructor evaluation
Technical & Technique
Primary materials used in presenting instruction
Lesson Plans
Instruction Sheets
Trainee/Student Guides
IMMs
Different types of performance tests
Process & Product
3 parts of a learning objective
Behavior
Condition
Standard
3 learning domains
Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor
3 steps in a comunication process
Transmit
Recieve
Feedback
5 laws of learning
Readiness
Effect
Primacy
Intensity
Exercise
5-step questioning technique
Ask
Pause
Pick
Listen
Emphasize
Characteristics of a good oral question
Level of knowledge
Use of interrogative
Clarity of meaning
4 basic learning styles
Abstract
Concrete
Active
Reflective
Learning style percentages of retained information
Abstract= 20%
Abs.+Reflective= 50%
Abs.+Ref.+Concrete= 70%
Abs.+Ref.+Con.+Active= 90%
Goal of instruction
Cause student to stay motivated beyond the classroom and apply what they have learned on the job.
TTO
Training Time Out-
Used when student/instructor is concerned for personal safety, requests clarification, or needs a break.
Define 'High Risk' courses
Training with a lack of stringent controls likely to expose students/instructors to life-threatening injury.
3 areas of the student critique program
Quality of life
Course
Instructor
Discuss the instructor's responsibilities to the student, security, safety, and curriculum
Student's quality of life
Security of classified materials
Safe learning environment
Curriculum is accurate
8 types of oral questions
Factual
Thought provoking
Interest arousing
Multiple Answer
Yes/No
Leading
Canvassing
Redirect
DOR
Drop on Request-
Student immediatley removed from training environment. Student must then provide written statement why directly to the Training Officer.
What section of the instruction provides a list of courses designated as 'High Risk'?
Enclosure (1)
Difference between CMS and TO
CMS pertains to the course; not the student. TO describes the behavior/skill that the student must exhibit as a result of training.
Single most important factor on a student's advancement in training
Motivation.
How often is training on safety required by staff?
Quarterly.
Who maintains the course audit trail?
CCMM
Who maintains the Master Record?
Academics/CISO
Parts of a TPP
Cover Page, Table of Contents
Justification
Impact statement
Course Data, Saftey Data
POA&M
Most critical element of NAVEDTRA 131A
Personal Performance Profile- Poor PPPs lead to poor curriculum
Front Matter
Cover Page
Letter of Promulgation
Forward
Course Data
Security Clearance
Obligated Service
NOBC/NEC/MOS earned
How many pages make up one volum of a lesson plan?
200 sheets of paper
What instruction regards classified training materials?
OPNAVINST 5510.1
Importance of body movement
Reinforces
Emphasizes
Clarifies
Attracts attention
Types of course listed in a training path chart
Conversion
Onboard
Background
Replacement
Advanced
When should job sheets development begin?
As soon as the TPS is complete.
How are CLOs developed?
The part # is derived from the PPP table.
8 ways to sequence a course
Job perormance
Chronological
Critical
Simple to Complex
Relationship of like COIs
Principle of reverse
Combination
6 types of instruction sheets found in the trainee guide
Job
Information
Assignment
Problem
Diagram
Outline
Output of the TPS
Training Objective Statements
Training Level Assignments
Table Assignment Matrix
Training Path Chart
5 learning levels of a knowledge test
Recognition
Recall
Comprehension
Application
Analysis/Evaluation
What annexes are included in the final TCCD?
RRL
CMS
Fault Applicability List
Item-to-Topic Objective Chart
Purpose of CNETINST 1510.1F (CANTRAC portion)
Provides general policy and guidance and assign reporting requirments for each of the major components of NITRAS II
Elements of a Lesson Plan
Front Matter
Topic Page
DDA
Content of the preliminary TCCD
Item-to-Topic Objective Chart
OAC
RRL
COI
Rules for writing a CTTL
Support CMS
Be short
Begin w/ performance verb
End w/ object
Be observable and measurable
What kind of information can an instructor/command input into NITRAS?
Functional course level
Location course level
Quota management
Student data
Name the contents which comprise NITRAS II
Course level
Funtional Course level
Location Course level
Student data
Pipeline support
Quota management
Group-reporting team training
CANTRAC data
NITRAS
Navy Integrated Training Resource & Admin. System
Purpose of using IMMs
Increase understanding
Increase student retention
Increase interest/motivation
Provide uniformity in training
7 instructional methods
Lecture, Lecture w/ audioviual
Lesson, Demonstration
Discussion
Role Playing
Case Study
4 barriers to effective communication
Lack of common core exp.
Overuse of abstractions
Fear
Environmental factors
5 factors to be considered in instructional delivery
Articulation
Grammar
Rate of speech
Voice inflection
Force
Explain the process for identifying training requirements for Naval Personnel
Ongoing process
As skills/knowledge becomes obsolete; the Navy changes, revises, or deletes courses
What is contained in the final TCCD?
Front Matter
COI
Annexes
Volumes and Addenda of CANTRAC
Introduction
Vol.1: general info., functional commands, schools, uniforms, quarters, & mess.
Vol.2: Course description, CIN, location, pre-requisites
Who is responsible for the timeliness and accuracy of data reported to CANTRAC and how often is it updated?
CO & NETPDTC
Updated semi-annually
Key principles to applying motivational theory in a training situation
Needs & Drives
Interest
Values
Incentives
Achievments
Purpose of the Navy Training System
Systematic approach for determining what to train and how to train it.
3 task sets
Coordinator- overall
Director- direct supervisor
Performer- who does the work
5 ways of learning
Trial & Error
Imitation
Transfer
Insight
Association
5 laws of learning
Intensity
Primacy
Effect
Exercise
Readiness