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Evaluation
Your instructors will determine when and where you will be evaluated. The
Performance Tests in Section V detail how you will be evaluated and the length of
those evaluations.
Instructional
Lead-in
You learned the basics of the nine principles of war through historical example, and now
you will add considerably to that knowledge by studying all of U.S. military history in its
Western context.
SECTION III.
PRESENTATION
Note:
Note:
Active student involvement is the key to meaningful learning. To that end, this TSP has been
prepared to help instructors/facilitators generate maximum response among their students.
Included are question and answer periods for the class at large. The instructor or facilitator notes
included in this TSP provide assistance for the instructor/facilitator on subject matter and the use
of Powerpoint Slides.
In ELO A, the word slides should be presented in the order they appear. The graphics slides,
however, may be rearranged to suit the instructor/facilitator, which would of course alter how the
narrative material presented in the ELO relates to the all the slides.
Note: Show Power Point Slide 1- Introduction
A. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE A
Note:
Inform the students of the enabling learning objective requirements.
Action:
Conditions:
Standards:
Analyze the definition of Military History, the theory and practice of war, and the
American Military System as an intellectual framework for applying critical-thinking
skills and problem-solving skills to the study of historical military problems.
Given Student handouts for this lesson and any personal notes taken during the
lesson
*Identifies what Military History is and the levels of military operations are.
*Identifies what the Theory and Practice of War are.
*Identifies what the American Military System is.
1. Learning Step/Activity 1 - Communicate what Military History is and the levels of military operations
are.
Method of instruction: CO
Instructor to student ratio is: 1:25
Time of instruction 1:00
Media: Power Point Slides
Note: All the terms, concepts, and principles presented in this ELO are consistent with Army doctrine,
even if every word in each definition is not the exact same as that appearing in an Army Field Manual.
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