NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

instructors and students to acquire the required
knowledge and skills.
Deliver. Deliverables may include but are not limited
to: Course Learning/Terminal Objectives, Topic
Outline, Topic Learning, Enabling Objectives,
Instructor Guide/Lesson Plan, Student/Trainee Guide,
Tests, Instructional Media Materials, and/or Master
Materials List/Resource Requirements List.
Validate. Validation is used to evaluate the
effectiveness of new or revised materials. The
Government will specify the validation process,
conducting a pilot, student selection, etc.
Implement. Incorporate the curriculum changes or
revisions and/or conduct the new course of
instruction, if applicable.
Presentation. Shall be to the target student
population as defined by the Government.
Collect. Collect Data on Student Achievement
Sufficient data shall be collected for analysis of
student achievement. The Government will specify
forms and content of data to be obtained.
Evaluate. During and after training, the requiring
activity and the developing activity shall evaluate
the training materials for accuracy and effectiveness
(usually a single activity will be both the requiring
and the developing activity.) Discrepancies shall be
corrected by the contractor via the COR. Types of
evaluation may include, but are not limited to,
training effectiveness, training capabilities,
learning objectives, training materials, and/or tests.
Quality Assurance. Training materials shall be
reviewed, evaluated, and corrected to ensure the scope
and content are as defined by the delivery order/SOW.
Although the requiring activity will perform reviews
of the data items, the developing activity has the
responsibility to ensure that the product is correct
and usable.
Technical Documentation. Technical manuals and other
formal documentation shall be the prime source of
information for the development of training materials.
Hazard Awareness. Safety precautions shall be
included in every training program. The materials
developed shall emphasize each person's responsibility
for the prevention of accidents. Actual hazardous
conditions, accompanied by the possible consequence of
each, shall be delineated. NETCINST 5100.1 (series)
and related instructions shall define the
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