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Describe A, C and D tpe of courses of instruction
A- basic knowledge and skills required to prepare for rating @ entry level
C- provides advanced specialized skill/knowledge/qualification training required to fill a particular billet
D- individual no rating-specific training/education (NAVLEAD/JIT)
What is thr process for becoming a certified instructor at SWMI
Attend JIT
Complete SWMI PQS
SME board
What is Attrition
Attrition is defined as to indicate a loss to the Navy not a drop from training
What are the different categories of drops from training
Academic or non-graduates
Non-academic or non-graduates
Disenrollment
Define ARB
a formalized procedure in handling non-disciplinary problems related to a student's academic progress.
When may an ARB be convened
Student's average falls below 80%
unable to achieve the objectives after counseling, remediation, retesting and an initial setback
Performance is below the expected academic progress
Student fails to achieve the objectives
Discuss the test failure policy and associated grading criteria
every effort will be made to retest, the minimum passing grade will be given for all passed retests, Any retest failures an ARB will be convened
What type of information is maintained in a course audit trail
Summary of major events impacting the course
All pertinent correspondence leading to course development/revision
Reports of trips, conferences or meetings
Memoranda of conversations impacting the course
The rationale that influenced curriculum decisions
Copies of all supporting documents complete with appropriate approval letters
Types of supporting documents will vary based on the standard
See Formal Course reviews
A copy of the pilot course
What type of information is maintained in the Master Record
A chronological listing of all revisions
Date and authority/reason for the most recent course revision and curriculum standard
The status of the last course review
Pertinent data from feedback systems
Where applicable, the schedule of course planned for development
The date copies of the revision were forwarded
The date request for evaluation or reevaluation
Describe the instructor evaluation process
Instructors will be evaluated once from Jan-June and July-Dec
What is the purpose of instructor evaluations
to ensure continuous technical qualifications, and satisfactory instructional technique
What are the two types of instructor evaluations
Scheduled- evaluation allows the instructor to prepare a "show" that is not typical of usual performance
Unscheduled- permist the evaluator to observe the instructor in a normal mode, which is more realistic
What are the four major categories of Classroom Instructor Evaluation checklist
Intro
Presentation
Instructor/student Interation
Summary
How many areas is the student critique program divided into
3
Instructor Critiques
Course Critiques
Quality of Life Critiques
What is the importance of Formal Course Reviews
to provide a check of the different elements contained in a course and serves as an excellent source of internal feedback.
How often are FCR's conducted
Max 3 yrs
can be 1 or 2
What is Kirkpatrick's Model
1- Measures reaction or how well they liked the instruction
2- Measures learning, specifically the degree to which the learners have achieved the LO
3- Measures whether the performance or behavior of the learner has changed after returning to the job
4- Measures the impact on the organization that results from learners applying ther newly learned knowledge or skills
Define Formative evaluation
occurs during the Design and Development phase, when the course pilot has been completed and letter of promulgation has been signed
Define Summative and Operational evaluations
occure after the final version of the course has been implemented, they include internal and external assessments
Describe the purpose of the NeL LMS
a web-based system used to deliver and track performance of SCORM
What is relationship and significance between Kirkpatrick level 3 and 4
Post graduation surveys help us bridge the gap between what we are teaching and what students are performing in the fleet, Level 3 gives us that. Level 4 measures how our teaching has impacted the command