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Diver Coxswain Instructor. We will cover. Learning Objectives explained The Learning Process Recap Principles of Good Teaching Modular Assessment of Skills Safe Practice. Course Description. Skills based Three levels Boat handling skills Teaching skills Assessment of skills
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We will cover • Learning Objectives explained • The Learning Process Recap • Principles of Good Teaching • Modular • Assessment of Skills • Safe Practice
Course Description • Skills based • Three levels • Boat handling skills • Teaching skills • Assessment of skills • Theory assessment
Recap - The Learning Process • Learning: • A relatively permanent change in behaviour that occurs as a result of practice or experience • Learning: a continuous cycle Experience Review Plan Assess
The Basics • Principles of good instruction • Students imitate course instructors • The need for continued study of subjects • Lifelong learning • What is the need for instruction • Instructor’s experience & enthusiasm • High standard of instruction
The Learning Process • Motivation by choice • Doing and participation • Different ways of learning • Good instruction – practical and theory • Principles of effective instruction: • Imitation • The senses • Step by step • Attention span
Imitation & Repetition • Keystone of all learning • Vital to success • Unconscious imitation • Instructor mannerisms • Skills Development • Practical Instruction • Activity is more successful • Importance of good demonstration • Recognise what kept class attention • Remember what was not effective • Instructor is always learning
Applying principles of good instruction • Direct Instruction • Positive Reinforcement • Constant Interaction • Student Participation • Maintain attention • Be vigilant of audience • Focus on the result • Find a positive way of saying everything • Share your passion
Module Description • General introduction • Sets the standards linked with course providers and industry • General aims ( broad statement of intent) • Specific learning outcomes (SLO’s)
Assessment Against Objectives Numerical Alpha Grading The assessment activity is graded by letter, based on the standard of performance To a high standard with ease To a high standard Adequately without special note With difficulty but safety was not comprised At a low standard Very poorly or safety comprised • The assessment activity is graded numerically • Specific marks available for each aspect of the activity • Specific deduction for deviation from the ideal • A number grade is awarded from a range available • Minimum pass marks
Outline Of Safe Practice • Risk assessment • What is risk ? • What could cause harm ? • Not wearing a kill cord • Not wearing floatation device • If the weather changes
Safe PracticeHazards (what can cause harm?) • Weather conditions • Exposure • Propellers • Slipping • Winches • Ropes • Underwater obstructions • Type of crew • Incorrect use of tools • Fly wheel • Petrol
Safe Practice • Awareness of the risks & of the hazards. • That’s risk assessment • Appropriate ACTION can be put in place • It’s common sense
Summary • Learning Objectives explained • The Learning Process Recap • Principles of Good Teaching • Modular • Assessment of Skills • Safe Practice