'Core' Knowledge
All About Memories
Developmental Periods
Learner Types
100

Who is the coolest cadet in the corps? (There is only one correct answer)

WO Pereira

*Answer derived from cadet poll

**WO Pereira was the only cadet who participated in said poll

100
True or False:

Emotions do not have a large influence on memory.

False.

Emotions have a great influence on learning. The stronger the emotions of a learning experience, the better the memory.

100

Those in DP1 are often ____ oriented.

"Me"

100

This type of learner is likely to prefer verbal instructions when asking for directions.

Auditory Learners

200

Who is the training officer in our corps?

Lt(N) Kane

200

Learners retain the least amount of information when they can only ____.

Read

200

DP's are age-based and often focus on refining higher-level thinking skills such as:

  • Reasoning

  • Reflective thinking

  • Problem-solving

200

Visual learners are described as:

Readers and Observers

300

Why does our corps have "Queen Elizabeth" in its name?

The corps was based out of the school when it was initially formed and adopted its name.

300

The average attention span (in minutes)

About 1 minute per year of age (to a maximum of 15)

300

How many lessons can an activity last when teaching to DP 3s?

4 or more lessons.

300

These type of learners are often known as great socialisers 

Auditory learners

400

How many army cadet ranks are there?

8

Cadet, LCpl, Cpl, MCpl, Sgt, WO, MWO, Chief WO

400

Words, facts, and places are associated with this specific type of memory.

Semantic Memory

400

Cadets in DP 2 often ask these questions:

"How do I fit in?" and "How does this affect me?"

400

What is the most common type of learner?

Visual

500

When did our marksmanship team last get selected to go nationals? (Specify year)

2020

500

The two steps in our learning process.

  1. Determining why and IF the material is necessary to know.

  2. Deciding whether or not we will engage in committing this information to memory.

500

What 4 areas must be considered when teaching to a DP?

  • Active and interactive lessons

  • Structured activities

  • The opportunity for choice within the lesson

  • Definition of goals

500

Kinesthetic learners learn best when combining:

Muscles with reading or talking

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