NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
- No tags were found...
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Step Five: Instructor Preparation and Practice Teaching. Prior<br />
to practice teaching, all prospective instructors will review<br />
the curriculum materials, observe classes in session, and<br />
personalize instructor guides. The time required to complete<br />
Instructor Preparation will vary based on the previous<br />
experience of the instructor and the frequency of which the<br />
training is provided. However, every effort shall be made to<br />
keep this time to a minimum.<br />
The purpose of Step Five is to:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Provide insight into instructional technique/methodology.<br />
Provide the opportunity to personalize lesson plans.<br />
Provide the opportunity to instruct under supervision.<br />
Provide the opportunity for scheduled instructor<br />
evaluations.<br />
NOTE: In addition, prospective instructors will be required<br />
to Practice Teach prior to certification. Practice<br />
Teaching may be conducted in a normal classroom<br />
setting with students or a simulated classroom<br />
setting with peers as students. For Practice<br />
Teaching conducted in the normal classroom setting,<br />
the prospective instructor must be under the direct<br />
supervision of a certified course instructor.<br />
Prospective instructors are NOT required to Practice<br />
Teach every lesson they are to be certified in. The<br />
amount of time devoted to Practice Teaching will vary<br />
based on previous teaching experience of the<br />
instructor but shall be completed in the minimum time<br />
possible.<br />
Step Six: Two Satisfactory Evaluations. During the<br />
instructor’s Practice Teaching period, evaluations will be<br />
conducted to provide feedback to the instructor. This feedback<br />
will include an assessment of understanding of the subject<br />
matter, as well as proper use of instructional techniques. The<br />
prospective instructor must receive satisfactory evaluations on<br />
a minimum of two separate presentations while Practice Teaching.<br />
<br />
One evaluation will be used to evaluate the instructor's<br />
knowledge of the subject matter. This evaluation verifies<br />
the instructor has the necessary technical qualifications<br />
to teach the material without direct supervision. An<br />
instructor evaluator knowledgeable in the subject matter<br />
will conduct this type of evaluation.<br />
2-27<br />
NAVEDTRA 135C