Industry Perspective - PEO STRI - U.S. Army

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Missions/Scenarios Stryker Company Stability Operations •Conduct a Tactical Road March •Conduct a Cordon and Search in a Built-up Area •Control Civil Disturbance Operations •Establish Checkpoints and or Roadblocks
Rating Instruments Instructional Effectiveness • Assess both process (how the game was used in an instructional setting) and outcomes (whether students, with instructor supervision and the game as a means, achieved training objectives). • Evaluated using the <strong>Army</strong>’s T, P, and U criteria (T = Trained, P = Needs Practice/Partially Trained, U = Untrained/Unsatisfactory). • GO/NO GO used to evaluate student performance of subtasks. • Identified tasks that were required by the mission but were not trained because of flaws in our scenario design or because of inherent limitations in DARWARS Ambush!. Student Decision Making • Important aspect of previous ARI research • Related tactical outcomes to leader decisions • Objective criteria to assess decisions the student leaders and company commanders made (or failed to make) and to evaluate whether outcomes were positive or negative 17
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