NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
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SECTION 2 - INSTRUCTOR EVALUATION PROGRAM<br />
2.1. Instructor Evaluation Policy<br />
The instructor evaluation program, focus is aimed at achieving<br />
and maintaining the highest quality of the instructors. Two<br />
types of evaluations, scheduled and unscheduled are utilized.<br />
Personnel who have met the requirements as instructor evaluators<br />
(outlined in Chapter 2, Section 3) will conduct scheduled<br />
evaluations. Unscheduled evaluations or "spot checks" are aimed<br />
at continuous improvement in the quality of the instructor both<br />
technically and in instructional technique and may be conducted<br />
by training managers or instructor evaluators.<br />
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Following the satisfactory completion of the certification<br />
evaluation, a semi-annual evaluation program will begin.<br />
The following guidelines apply to the semi-annual<br />
evaluation program.<br />
The semi-annual evaluation program is used to ensure<br />
continuous technical certifications and satisfactory<br />
instructional technique of the instructor and will be<br />
conducted by instructor evaluators.<br />
These additional guidelines apply to the overall evaluation<br />
program:<br />
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Instructors teaching in class and lab will be<br />
evaluated in both environments. The number of<br />
evaluations conducted should approximate the ratio of<br />
lessons taught in each.<br />
If instructors are assigned new material to teach<br />
within a course or are cross-utilized, they must be<br />
technically competent to teach that material. The<br />
course supervisor must ensure technical competency in<br />
the new subject matter.<br />
Once Instructors are technically competent for crossutilization,<br />
ensure that the instructor’s technical<br />
expertise is maintained current.<br />
Commanding Officers have the flexibility to establish<br />
specific procedures to ensure that these requirements<br />
are met within the boundaries of the command’s unique<br />
training situation.<br />
2.2. Scheduled and unscheduled evaluations shall be used in<br />
combination in order to provide instructors with feedback that<br />
is valuable to them. The following discussion provides<br />
guidelines on when to conduct both types of evaluations, who<br />
should evaluate, and how to use the results.<br />
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NAVEDTRA 135C