Principles of Instruction
What is the acronym for the 6 principles of instruction?
ICEPAC
Your instructional guide is your lesson plan
Incorrect
This training aid is a useful visual display to help cadets keep track of information from the start
Orientation board
Securing this trait from the cadets will ensure things get done
Accountability
Comprehension
2 Curriculum control documents
IGs (Instructional guides) and QSPs (Qualification Standards and Plans)
Format of a lesson plan
Introduction, body, conclusion
Your fellow cadet has a button undone on their uniform, what should you do?
Politely let them know
Cadets will be less inclined to listen and will not learn when a lesson is taught without ______ ?
Without interest
The two main types of lessons
Knowledge lesson and Skill lesson
You should have your draft lesson plan complete this many weeks before your lesson
2 weeks
You signed up for Leadership Training Day, but you feel lazy to go, what should you do?
Show up
This principle of instruction speaks to making sure important information is relayed through the use of voice control, training aids, and in-class activities
Emphasis
What do skill lessons often employ to confirm learning at the end?
Performance checks
When establishing your training environment, what should you consult?
QSPs Qualification Standards and Plans
What did we have for lunch today?
Subway
This principle of instruction gives both the instructor and the cadet the opportunity to see how well the information is understood.
Confirmation
EO stands for ___
Enabling Objective
This classroom management technique lets cadets know how things are going to be done
Setting rules and creating routine
You are an SSM. Your RSM asks you to collect fanouts. You tell your cadets once but most of them do not respond. What did you not do?
Follow up.