Teaching & Communication Techniques Flashcards
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What are the three main parts of a well-organized lesson?
Answer: Introduction, development, conclusion
Lessons are organized into an introduction, development, and conclusion.
The introduction of a lesson should contain which three elements?
Answer: Attention, motivation, and overview
An effective introduction gains attention, motivates students, and gives an overview of what will be covered.
An instructor teaches the four forces by starting with weight, which students feel every day, and moving to induced drag. Which development pattern is this?
Answer: Known to unknown
Known-to-unknown development starts from what students already know and leads to new concepts.
Teaching radio communication by starting with the phrases used on every flight before rarely used emergency calls follows which pattern?
Answer: Most frequently used to least frequently used
Presenting the most frequently used items first gives students the most practical knowledge early.
What is the primary purpose of a lesson's conclusion?
Answer: Retrace the important elements and relate them to the objective
The conclusion reviews key points and ties them to the lesson objective, without adding new material.
Which element of a lesson plan describes the standards the student must meet to complete the lesson?
Answer: Completion standards
Completion standards state how well the student must perform to satisfy the lesson.
Why should an instructor avoid following a lesson plan rigidly?
Answer: The plan is a guide and must be adapted to the student and circumstances
A lesson plan is a flexible tool, and the instructor should adjust it to the student's needs and the situation.
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