NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

Ensure minimum physical standards are maintained.
Maintain the highest level of technical and instructional
expertise in the subject area assigned to instruct.
Personalize LPs to ensure accuracy and quality of training
is current.
Some instructors may be assigned additional or collateral
duties. Typical additional duties include:
• Administer tests and critique results with the class.
• Conduct remediation for the students.
• Serve as a member of Academic Review Boards.
Instructors will complete IS training as required by the
command. This may include how to conduct effective
remediation, how to administer and critique tests, and the
duties and responsibilities of an academic review board
member.
4.7. Reclassification of Instructors. MILPERSMAN 1306-953
describes the requirements for the selection and assignment of
personnel to instructor duty. It also outlines the actions
required in the reassignment of personnel found unsuitable for
duty as instructors. Despite the stringent screening process in
the selection of individuals for instructor duty, there are
isolated cases where individuals are assigned to instructor duty
who are unsuitable for that duty. Individuals unsuitable for
instructor duty are classified into one of two categories:
Individuals considered unsuitable for instructor duty
through no fault of their own. Individuals in this
category may have physical defects, speech impediments,
lack of confidence, inability to project in front of
audiences, or have other deficiencies which hamper
effective instructing.
Individuals considered unsuitable for continued instructor
duty because of their own actions. Individuals who are
charged with fraternization or other misconduct, who
demonstrate a lack of interest in instructing, who
demonstrate poor attitudes, or who fail to maintain body
fat or physical fitness standards specified in OPNAVINST
6110.1 (series) fall into this category.
NOTE: While the reasons for unsuitability vary, the actions
to be followed by the training activities are
essentially the same.
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