Gauge Flashcards

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What is the Second step of ORM

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Assess Hazards

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What is the Third step of ORM

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Make Risk Decisions

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What term is used to describe a known or unknown condition or state where an elevated probability of loss or an increased level of severity is likely or imminent?

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High Risk

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What type of course can you DOR

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Voluntary

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When are EAP walk-throughs conducted

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Quarterly

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When are EAP full exercises conducted

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Annually

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When are safety stand downs conducted

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Annually and at CO discretion

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Who test develop sight augment plans

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CCA (Curriculum Control Authroity)

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Where do you use a special course indicator code?

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Voluntary Training

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What is the purpose of the Navy training System?

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Ensure a systematic approach for determining what to train and how best to accomplish that training.

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What is the most essential link in the training chain?

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The instructor

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Define Knowledge

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Thoroughly familiar with the subject matter being taught (SME)

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What are the Instructor’s responsibilities?

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Students; Safety; Security; Curriculum

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What are the 4 principles to John Keller’s model of motivational training?

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Confidence; Attention; Relevance; Satisfaction

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Define LAW OF READINESS

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Physically and mentally ready

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What type of learning occurs during DISCOVERY

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Trail and Error

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What are the types of sensory learners?

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Visual; Auditory; Kinesthetic

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What are the 4 basic learning styles

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CARA (Concrete; Abstract; reflective; active

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Abstract and reflective = _% retained?

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50%

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What is the greatest barrier to effective communication?

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Fear

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How many factors are there in planning instructional delievery?

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6

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What are the 6 factors in planning instructional delievery?

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FAR PIG (Force; Articulation; Rate of Speech; Pauses; Inflection; Grammar)

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What are the 4 purposes of oral questioning?

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FADS (Focuses; Arouses; Drills; Stimulates)

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How many types and purposes of oral questions?

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7

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What are the types and purposes of oral questions?
YES/NO MC LIFT? YES/NO; Multiple Answer; Canvasing; Leading;Interest Arousing; Factual; Thought Provoking.
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What is the basic most often used method of instruction for teaching skill-type subjects?
Demonstration
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What are the 2 methods of testing?
Knowledge and Performance
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How many items can knowledge tests test?
5
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What are the different types of performance tests?
Product, Process; Combination
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What are the promary materials used in presenting instructon?
Lesson Plan; Instruction Sheets; IMM/VMM
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What is the responsibility of OPNAV in the training organization structure?
Provides policy for implementing and supporting the DON strategic goals
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What is the responsibility of NETC in the training organization structure?
Strategic Goals in the area of Leadership
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Who monitors the CUIT?
Learning Centers
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Who monitors the quality of curriculum, instruction, and evaluation functions?
Learning Centers
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Who supports the LCCO, LC DET/LS CO/OIC to ensure quality of training?
Learning Center Officer
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True or False? CDP is a unique number to identify a Navy Course?
False
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Who has responsibility to ensure data accuracy within CeTARS?
CCA
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How is Learning Center data populated in CeTARS and CANTRAC?
CeTARS feeds CANTRAC
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What is CANTRAC?
Database that holds information on all training activity and courses
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Define "A" School
Provides basic knowledge and skills. No NEC Awarded.
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Define "C" School
Advance specialized skills. Awards NEC.
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What is a PEVT code?
indicates student status in CeTARS
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Who is responsible for maintaining a Master Record Audit Trail?
COMM
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How often are FRCs conducted?
Annual; Biannual; Triennial. Not to exceed 3 years
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What is the periodicity for conducting a HPRR?
3 years unless a triggering event occurs.
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What is the role and responsiblitiy of NETC N7 for the HPRR process?
Provides oversight and guidance
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What is the initial HPRR message that goes out?
Annual
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What are the 4 triggers to conduct a HPRR?
Request by requirement sponsor. Fleet feedback; Course surveillance; Curriculum
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Which HPRR message provides LC and stakeholders with a long range schedule for planning?
Annual HPRR Schedule message
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List the 3 Forms of acceptable actions from a Resource Sponsor?
Naval Message; Command Letterhead letter; Digitally signed Email
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What standard is the min skill required?
OCCSTDS
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Who is responsible for reviewing approving OCCSTDS?
OPNAV
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What established repeatable and defendable job analysis process of developing or revising training
JDTA
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What are the external triggers to perform a JDTA?
NTSP; ORM; Fleet performance assessment; Direct fleet input; HPRR
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What are the internal triggers to perform a JDTA?
Revision to OCCSTDS; Rating Merger; Establishment or revision of NEC
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What is a set of related tasks?
Duty
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When is a FEAA performed?
After the JDTA has been conducted
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How many triggers for a FEA?
9
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What is a structured mthodology to facilitate its decision making process?
BCA
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Who has initial approval authority of a TPP?
CCA
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Who approves TPP implementation not requiring offsets
NETC N7
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What is SERENA?
Learning Centers to upload, maintain, and manage Training project Plans
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How are TPPS serialized in SERENA?
By the first available number
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Who approves the TPP?
CCA
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Describe what is required of a skill and knowledge learning objective?
knowledge/Performance
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How many stages to develop a PPP?
7
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What are the TOS codes for skill?
``` TO/(S) - Skill (background) TO/(J) - Skill (task/function) O - Operator P - Preventive Maintenance O - Corrective Maintenance M - Maintenance ```
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What are the TOS codes for knowledge
F - Familiarization | T- Theory
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What are the codes for skill and knowledge?
0/-1-2-3-4
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What are the 3 types of training materials provided by the ILE?
Instructor led training; Interactive Multi Media instructon; blended
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What are the minimum sections of a training plan?
front matter and lesson Topics
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What lists the tasks for a given course?
CTTL
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What does CTTL give the curriculum developer?
CTTL is the building block for the course
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What is the instruction for handling and storing classified training materials?
OPNAVINST 5510.1
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What documents are in the final TCCD?
Front Matter COI Annexes
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What list lists material, facilities and manpower?
RBL
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Who does the Master Training Audit Trail belong to?
CCMM
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Who implements the testing plan, designates testing officers and designates the course supervisor?
Learning Site Commanding Officer/OIC
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Who is responsiblity for test administration, oversee grading, secure tests, maintain test banks, coordinate/manage revisions and conduct IS training?
Learning Site Testing Officer
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What type of test may or may not be graded?
Informal
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What designed to direct the study or homework efforts of trainees?
Assignment sheets
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Which type of test requires trainees to supply the missing information from memory?
Completion
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How many sections are testing plan
10
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What are the 3 methods for remediation?
Targeted, Scalable; Iterative