Murder Board Flashcards
(41 cards)
ORM Process
I AM IS
ID Hazards
Assess Hazards
Make Risk Decision
Implement Controls
Supervise
Barriers to effective Communication
LOFE
Lack of Common Core Knowledge
Over Use of Abstractionisms
Fear
Enviornment
3 Parts of a learning objective
Behavior
Condition
Standard
Purposes of a Oral Question
Focus Attention
Arouse Interest
Drills on subject
Stimulates thought
4 Basic Learning Styles
Cara
Concrete
Abstract
Reflective
Active
5 Step Question Technique
APPLE
Ask
Pause
Pick
Listen
Emphasize
Catagories for performance and knowledge tests
Pretest
Progress
Comprehensive
Oral
Quiz
John keller Model of motivational theory
Arcs
Attention
Relavance
Confidence
Satisfaction
Phases of task based curriculum development
PADDIE
Plan - TPP
Analyze - RACAR
Design - TCCD
Develop - Course Material
Implement - Correction
Evaluate - Feedback
What are the different types of oral questions
Multiple Answer
Yes/No
Canvassing
Leading
Interest Arousing
Factual
Thought provoking
Plan Phase
TPP(Project Training Plan)
Blueprint of the course
Signed by the CCA
CCA
Curriculum Control Authority
SLC Captain
CWIT Captain
Analyze Phase
Building Blocks
Tools
Ability
Skill
Knowledge
Resources
Design Phase
TCCD (Training Course Control DOC)
Front Matter
COI
Annexes
Job Sheets
Time Allocation
Resource Requirement List
CMS
Develop Phase
Create Course Material
- LP
- IG
- TG
- Test Items
- IMM - Instructional Media Material
Conduct Pilot
Implementation Phase
Correct Course Based on
Pilot = redlines
Letter of promulgation signed by CCA
Evaluation Phase
Internal
Student Feedback
Instructor Evals
External
Fleet Feedback/ Perfomance
Laws of Learning
Primacy - what we learn first
Recency - The thing learned last
Readiness - necessary background
Exercise - Repetition
Effect - Based on the feelings of the learner
Intensity - Sharper experiences are more memorable then boring ones
List the Different Instructional Methods
Lecture
Lecture with audiovisuals
Lesson
Demonstration
Team Dimensional Training
Role Play
Gaming
What are A, C, and F school
A = Accession or entry level
C - NEC awarded to a specific billet
F = no NEC functional Training (KOAM)
5 Purposes of testing questions
RACAR
Recognition
Application
Comprehension
Analyze/Evaluate
Recall
Six Factors that must be considered in planning instructional delivery
FarPIG
Force of Delivery
Articulation
Rate of Speech
Pauses
Inflection
GRammer
Characteristics of good oral question
Clarity of meaning
Level of Instruction
Use of interogative
Types of performance Test
Product
Process
Combination