Definitions
This role stimulates communication and discussion to examine ideas and provide opportunities to practice newly learned skills
What is a Facilitator?
This is most effective after a role play exercise, and is a chance to reinforce learning/determine how much learning actually took place
What is a Debrief?
One of the three types of learning domains, this one is characterized by how the student chooses to act, or their attitude towards the subject
What is Affective Learning?
CJSTC does not provide a standard lesson plan format, so instructors should refer to this when they are required to create a lesson plan
What are Agency Policy and Procedure?
The methods an instructor uses to help their students understand a concept are known as this
What are Instructional Strategies?
This clarifies components of the curriculum that are mandatory and when they need to be taught
What is the Instructor Guide?
Also known as the didactic method, this is where the instructor verbally transmits information to the student, and it may include visual aids or notes
What is Lecture?
A student's level of this will determine how much effort they put into their learning experience
What is Motivation?
This is a type of distance learning that allows the course to be done at the student's own pace
What is Asynchronous Learning?
A source's ______ can help you determine if it is authentic and legitimate
What is Credibility?
This refers to the variety of skills and techniques that instructors use to keep students organized, orderly, focused, attentive, on task, and productive
What is Classroom Management?
This group activity focus' on reinforcing actions related to specific topics in the curriculum
What are Role Play Exercises?
This is the very first step in the motivational process
What is Attention?
The CARS acronym refers to the suggested method of evaluation internet sources. CARS stands for this
Credibility, Accuracy, Reasonableness, and Support
This is defined as a persisting change in behavior resulting from experience
What is Learning?
This is an alternative to instructor content delivery that may include photos, slideshows, videos, etc.
What are Audiovisuals?
Interpersonal skills, core communication competencies, and de-escalation are emphasized in this active learning strategy
What are Communication Exercises?
This involves providing meaningful feedback and rewards, such as bonus points or extra credit
What is Satisfaction?
This is a willful action by a tortfeasor directed towards the plaintiff that results in harm to the plaintiff, such as assault, battery, or sexual harassment
What is an Intentional Tort?
Instructor focus and guidance, Standardization, and Documentation are three purposes of this document
What is a Lesson Plan?
These are outside personnel who share specialized knowledge about their profession, agency, or topic of interest. They help students form connections between knowledge acquired in the classroom and real-world applications
What are Guest Speakers?
Discussion group, practicing by doing, and teaching others are all examples of this type of instructional strategy
What are Active Instructional Strategies?
In regards to motivation, students must feel they they can achieve the learning objectives of a course. If they lack this element, they may not be motivated to keep trying
What is Confidence?
A civil action may be filed in federal court for discrimination, which is commonly known as this law
What is Title VI?
Describe, Explain, and Recognize are examples of ______. The are used when writing lesson objectives, and can be found in ___________
1. What are Measurable Verbs?
2. What is Bloom's Taxonomy?