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TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

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<strong>TRAINEE</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong> A-950-0001<br />

HOW TO <strong>US</strong>E YOUR <strong>TRAINEE</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong><br />

This guide is to help you learn what is taught at RTC. It is used throughout<br />

your assignment as a recruit. Each “Topic” represents a lesson or lesson series. Use<br />

the Table of Contents to locate the lesson topics. Most likely, your <strong>Recruit</strong> Division<br />

<strong>Command</strong>er (RDC) will tell you what topics to study. Also, see the Daily Schedule in<br />

your compartment to learn what classes are scheduled and the topics to study.<br />

SIX KINDS OF SHEETS<br />

Each topic has an “Outline Sheet,” and many topics include an “Assignment Sheet”<br />

as well. Only a few topics include “Information Sheets,” “Job Sheets,” “Diagram<br />

Sheets,” and “Problem Sheets.” Each sheet used is listed in the Index in the back of<br />

this Trainee Guide. <strong>The</strong> sheets are identified in the lessons by their Topic Number.<br />

OUTLINE SHEETS: Provide an outline of the major teaching points and follow the<br />

instructor’s lesson plan. “Outline Sheets” help you to follow the lesson being<br />

taught and provide places for you to write notes.<br />

ASSIGNMENT SHEETS: Are study guides that help you prepare for Lessons and<br />

Laboratory/practical exercises. Complete and study the appropriate “Assignment<br />

Sheets” before you take an examination.<br />

INFORMATION SHEETS: Provide information from reference materials, technical<br />

manuals, and books. “Information Sheets” serve as handy references for<br />

important topic material.<br />

JOB SHEETS: Provide step-by-step instructions to help you learn and perform job<br />

tasks.<br />

DIAGRAM SHEETS: Are drawings to help you understand a system, piece of<br />

equipment, or topic.<br />

PROBLEM SHEETS: Are case studies or descriptions of situations, which are used<br />

to help illustrate important teaching points.<br />

ENABLING OBJECTIVES<br />

You will see at least one Enabling Objective (EO) in each topic. Enabling<br />

Objectives identify the Knowledge or Skill you are to learn. You should try to<br />

understand the Enabling Objective(s) for each lesson topic while studying the topic’s<br />

Outline Sheet.<br />

STUDY<br />

One or more instructors will conduct classroom and laboratory sessions. Some<br />

will be taught by your RDC. You are responsible for completing the material in this<br />

guide. Read the Table of Contents and the other “Front Matter” in this guide. This<br />

will help you become familiar with the organization of the material.<br />

TESTS<br />

To Review a Topic Turn to the topic’s Outline Sheet. Read the Enabling<br />

Objective(s) first, and then review the entire Outline Sheet.<br />

To Study a Topic Turn to the topic’s Assignment Sheet. Study the Introduction,<br />

then, read the Study Assignment. Finally, write the answers to the Study<br />

Questions.<br />

You will take three written “Knowledge Tests” while a recruit at RTC. Only the<br />

material covered in the Trainee Guide will be tested. Success on the written tests is<br />

dependent upon understanding the objectives, paying attention in class, taking notes,<br />

and studying the material. In addition to Knowledge Tests, “Performance Tests” are<br />

used to determine your skills in keeping your locker, military dress, and military<br />

drill.<br />

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