MSF Instructor Curriculum Development & Lesson Planning 2

Question 1

Which domain of Bloom's Taxonomy is most heavily emphasized in the MSF range portion of rider training?

Accepted Answer

Psychomotor domain

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Cognitive domain

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Affective domain

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Evaluative domain

Question 2

In MSF curriculum, 'eCourse' or pre-study modules are designed to accomplish what before the in-person session?

Accepted Answer

Deliver foundational knowledge so classroom time focuses on application

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Replace range exercises entirely

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Assess whether students qualify to attend

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Provide final exam preparation only

Question 3

When planning range exercises, what is the minimum recommended student-to-instructor ratio per MSF guidelines for a Basic RiderCourse?

Accepted Answer

6:1

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3:1

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9:1

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12:1

Question 4

What is the purpose of a 'teachable moment' in MSF lesson planning?

Accepted Answer

An unplanned opportunity to reinforce a learning point arising from student experience

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A scheduled break for instructor reflection

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A pre-scripted demonstration segment

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A formal evaluation checkpoint

Question 5

MSF lesson plans incorporate 'debrief' sessions after range exercises primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Allow students to process experience and connect it to learning objectives

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Record pass/fail results

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Provide a rest period between exercises

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Review next exercise instructions

Question 6

Which factor is most critical when selecting the sequence of classroom topics in an MSF course lesson plan?

Accepted Answer

Prerequisite knowledge relationships between topics

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Alphabetical order of topics

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Instructor personal expertise

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Student interest surveys

Question 7

In MSF curriculum development, 'formative assessment' is best described as:

Accepted Answer

Ongoing checks during instruction to monitor and guide learning

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The final riding evaluation at course end

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A pre-enrollment skills test

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Post-course student satisfaction survey