Delivery Methods | Preparing a lesson | Problem Based Learning |
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What is the lecture method
One professor teaching the masses
All students are learning the same thing The instructor can go at the desired pace No feedback |
What is Objective
Outline of the subjects to be taught
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What is Scenario Based Learning
Real-world experiences
Checkride prep for what it will look like Rehearse for the real thing |
What is guided discussion
Students can participate if they are familiar with the topic
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What is a lesson plan
A subset of the syllabus
Individual syllabus for a certain objective has unity and must be changed based on the student |
What is Collaborative based learning
Two or more work together for a common goal
ex: working on a project |
What is Computer Assisted Learning
student goes at the desired pace
No room for growth and no feedback |
What is the objective
Performance-Based
Meeting certain standards Decision-Based Scenarios Pull the engine and see the reaction |
What is a case study
Written or oral of past real-world scenarios
to See how they would react in a situation EX: AOPA review |
What is Drill and Practice
doing a maneuver or excersise and repeating it over and over until it Is perfect
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What is delivery
The way information is presented and relayed to the student
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What is computer-assisted learning
EX: Airlines present information before training that can be done remotely
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What is demonstration and performance
the instructor is showing how they want it to be completed the student demos it and the instructor evaluates
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What are examples of a good instructor
someone who is:Organized
People skills Having experience in the subject Management skills Assessment skills |
what are instructional aids
Example Chalk and board
Symbols Using charts for airspace Using an airplane model to help with visualization |