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Curriculum Design & Instruction Flashcards

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  1. During a performance test, how should an instructor handle a trainee who makes an unsafe move with a suspended load?

    Answer: Stop the task immediately and address the safety issue

    Safety always comes first, and an unsafe act stops the evaluation immediately.

  2. Which sequence best reflects effective instruction for a new crane skill?

    Answer: Explain, demonstrate, supervised practice, evaluate

    Tell-show-do-evaluate builds understanding before independent performance is assessed.

  3. What is the purpose of section or module review questions in NCCER materials?

    Answer: To let trainees check their understanding before testing

    Review questions are self-checks that reinforce learning before the formal assessment.

  4. An instructor has trainees with very different experience levels. Which strategy is most appropriate?

    Answer: Differentiate by pairing experienced trainees with beginners and adjusting support

    Differentiated instruction and peer support help all trainees meet the same objectives.

  5. Under Bloom's taxonomy, a trainee calculating a crane's net capacity for a specific lift is working at which level?

    Answer: Applying

    Using learned procedures to solve a real problem is the application level.

  6. Which item does NCCER issue so a credentialed worker can show employers their completed training?

    Answer: Transcript and wallet card from the Registry

    The NCCER Registry provides official transcripts, certificates, and wallet cards as portable credentials.

  7. What is the best reason to give trainees immediate, specific feedback after a practice lift?

    Answer: It helps correct errors before they become habits

    Timely, specific feedback lets trainees correct technique before bad habits form.