1Maintaining Motivation - R CPR
Reward Success
Challenge
Praise
Reinforce Goals
2Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - PS BS CS
Physiological
Safety & Security
Belonging
Self-Concept
Cognitive/Aesthetic
Self-Actualization
3Defense Mechanisms - DR DR F CPR
Denial
Repression
Displacement
Rationalization
Fantasy
Compensation
Projection
Reaction Formation
Misunderstandings -
4COILE
Confusion between object & symbol
Overuse of Generalizations
Interference
Lack of Common Experience
External Factors
5Developing Comms - QILTR
Questioning
Increasing knowledge
Listening
Teaching
Roleplaying
6Definitions of Learning - ABMAP + DoSKA
A change in behavior/cognition
Based on experience
Multifaceted
Active Process
Purposeful
+
Development
of
Skill
Knowledge
Attitude
7Cognitive Theory Principles - RIC
Reflection Theory
Information Processing Theory
Constructivism
8Factors that effect Perceptions - G-STEP
Goals & Values
-
Self-Concept
Time & Opportunity
Element of Threat/Fear
Physical Organism
93 Phases of Knowledge - MUA
Memorization
Understanding
Application
Laws of Learning -
10REEPIR
Readiness
Exercise
Effect
Primacy
Intensity
Recency
11Cognitive Domains Levels of Learning - RUAC
Rote
Understanding
Application
Correlation
12Levels of the Cognitive Domain (Blooms Taxonomy) - KCAASE
Knowledge
Comprehension
Application
Analysis
Synthesis
Evaluation
13Levels of the Affective Domain - ARVOI
Awareness/Receiving
Response
Value
Organizing
Integration
14Levels of the Psychomotor Domain - OIPH
Observation
Imitation
Practice
Habit
15Characteristics of Learning - BMAP
Based on experience
Multifaceted
Active Process
Purposeful
16SBT Characteristics - CTC
Clear goals
Tailored to student needs
Capitalizes on nuances of the environment
Types of Practice -
17DBR
Deliberate
Blocked
Random
18Slips ...on a banana
Error of Action
19Reducing Errors - CULT DR
Check for error
Use reminders
Learning & Practicing
Take our time
Develop routine
Raise awareness
20Forgetting is caused by - FIRR/S
Fading
Interference
Retrieval Failure
Repression
/
Suppression
21Principles that Aid Retention - PAFUM M
Praise
Association
Favorable attitudes
Using all senses
Meaningful repetition
Mnemonics
22The Teaching Process - PPAR/A
Preparation
Presentation
Application
Review
/
Assessment
23Essential Skills for an Instructor - SPAM
Subject Matter Expertise
People Skills
Assessment Skills
Management Skills
24Organization of Material - IDC
Introduction
Development
Conclusion
25Introduction Elements - AMO
Attention
Motivation
Overview
26Lectures - FIITB
Formal
Informal
Illustrated
Teaching
Briefing
27Guided Discussion Question Types - ORDRR
Overhead
Rhetorical
Direct
Reverse
Relay
28Characteristics of Effective Questions - CCCRAB
Clear
Centered on one idea
Challenging
Relevant
At the appropriate level
Brief
29Demonstration-Performance - EDSIE
Explanation
Demonstration
Student Performance
Instructor Supervision
Evaluation
30Characteristics of Effective Instructional Aids - MFS SOP
Meaningful
Factual
Straightforward
Simple
Objective
Participation
Types of Instructional Aids -
31IBM VIP
Interactive systems
Boards
Models
Videos
Images
Presentations
32Characteristics of Lesson Plans - C UPS WOOF
Content
Unity
Practical
Scope
Working Document
Objective
Organized
Flexible
33Formats of Assessments - WAC
Written
Authentic
Collaborative
34Characteristics of Effective Assessments - FAST COCO
Flexible
Acceptable
Specific
Thoughtful
Comprehensive
Objective
Constructive
Organized
Characteristics of Traditional Assessments -
35V CROUD
Validity
Comprehensive
Reliability
Objectivity
Usability
Discrimination
36Types of Traditional Assessments - MMT/FFS
Multiple-choice
Matching
True/False
Fill-in-the blanks
Supply type
37Open-Ended Questions for LCA - RRRR
Replay
Reconstruct
Reflect
Redirect
38Maneuver/Procedure Grades - DEPP
Describe
Explain
Practice
Perform
39Assessing RM Skills - EP M-D
Explain
Practice
Manage-Decide
40Characteristics of Critiques - G&B IRO
Good
&
Bad
Individual
Relationships
Overall objectives
41Types of Critiques - SWISS B
Self
Written
Instructor/Students
Student Led
Small Group
By another student
42Characteristics of Effective Questions for Oral Assessments - CCCRAB
Clear
Centered on one idea
Challenging
Relevant
At the appropriate level
Brief
43Types of Questions to Avoid in Oral Assessments - TOP BIT
Toss Up
Oversized
Puzzling
Bewildering
Irrelevant
Trick
44Answering Learner Questions - HEAR
Honest
Ensure you're answering the questions asked
Accurate & up-to-date
45Respectful
in the right environment