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APPENDIX F
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explain the relationship of SPI to other instructional methods
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explain the role of the instructor during SPI
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conduct an evaluation of SPI
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laboratory training setting (if utilized at the facility)
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describe the laboratory training setting (not to be confused with OJT
conducted in a facility chemical laboratory)
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explain the benefits of conducting training in the laboratory setting
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discuss the procedures an instructor should follow to establish a safe
training environment
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discuss the problems a laboratory instructor may encounter in controlling
a class in this training setting
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describe techniques to optimize learning in this setting
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develop a lesson plan for a laboratory training session
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conduct a laboratory training session
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describe the techniques assess trainee learning in this setting
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evaluate a laboratory training session
Learning Objectives
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discuss the importance of applying entry-level requirements to development of
objectives
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discuss the need to accurately determine the correct level of learning required
(knowledge, application, synthesis, etc.) and the need to develop learning
objectives that assess mastery of that level of learning
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develop terminal objectives based on an actual task list
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develop a series of enabling objectives that support the achievement of a
terminal objective
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group learning objectives by training setting
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sequence learning objectives
Instructional Materials and Media
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discuss the importance of working closely with subject matter experts to identify
content, resources, and constraints for proposed training
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develop examples of instructional materials and media (student workbook,
exercise guide, handouts, study guides, OJT checklists, OJT guides, classroom
lesson plans, transparencies, video tapes, etc.)
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develop specifications/standards for facility training materials and media
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