BAI Program Planning & Curriculum Development Flashcards

When evaluating student readiness to advance to the next skill level, a BAI instructor should primarily rely on:

Answer: Consistent demonstration of the prerequisite skill with proper form

Advancement should be based on consistent, observable demonstration of the prerequisite skill using correct technique.

What is the recommended maximum student-to-instructor ratio for a beginner archery class on the range?

Answer: 8:1

An 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio is the recommended maximum for beginner archery classes to ensure adequate supervision and instruction.

A BAI instructor wants to add an archery games component to motivate students. Which consideration is most important?

Answer: Games should reinforce proper form and safety habits, not undermine them

Any archery games or motivational activities must reinforce safe and correct shooting habits rather than creating shortcuts or bad technique.

How often should a BAI instructor formally review and update their curriculum materials?

Answer: Annually or after significant feedback, program changes, or certification updates

Curriculum should be reviewed at least annually and updated whenever significant feedback, participant needs, or USA Archery standards change.

Which element is essential when planning an outdoor archery session to ensure program continuity?

Answer: Reserving indoor backup space or having a rain-day plan

A contingency plan such as backup indoor space ensures the program can continue safely when outdoor conditions are unsuitable.

Before a new archery program begins, a BAI instructor should distribute participant information packets that include:

Answer: Course schedule, safety rules, equipment requirements, and emergency procedures

Information packets should cover schedule, safety rules, equipment requirements, and emergency procedures so participants are fully prepared.