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Effective Instructional Methods for Cadet Training

Explore various instructional methods for cadet training, including Lecture and Demonstration-Performance. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of each method to match the environment and learning objectives. Discover alternative methods like Discussion, Tutorial, and Field Trips for engaging training sessions.

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Effective Instructional Methods for Cadet Training

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  1. EO 409.02 Methods of Instruction 2Lt Schultz

  2. Choosing a Method • The method of instruction must match as closely as possible the environment where the cadets will use their new skill, knowledge or attitude • Lecture Method • Demonstration-Performance Method • Other Methods

  3. Lecture Method • Used to impart specific knowledge or attitude Advantages a. Large class size b. Large amount of information can be covered c. No elaborate equipment required d. Easy to prepare

  4. Lecture Method • Used to impart specific knowledge or attitude Disadvantages a. Less opportunity for individual interaction b. Some students do not learn by listening only c. Complex information is not easily remembered

  5. Lecture Method • A successful lecture includes: • Class interaction • Group discussion • Questions and Answer periods • Interesting visual aids • Handouts if required

  6. Demonstration-Performance Method • Learn by doing and imitating Advantages a. Participation results in higher interest b. More opportunity for individual interaction c. Step-wise confirmation is achieved

  7. Demonstration-Performance Method • Learn by doing and imitating Disadvantages a. Class size must be smaller b. Instructor requires more skill and confidence

  8. Demonstration-Performance Method • Essential phases are: • Explanation • Demonstration • Supervised Performance • Evaluation

  9. Other Methods • Discussion • Tutorial • Seminar • Independent study • Assignments • Field trip • Games and Role playing • Opportunity • Behavior Modeling • Mentoring • On the Job

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