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Fire Instructor 2
Chapter 15
Knowledge Check
1.
What should be kept of informal instructor evaluations, to be used for reference during formal evaluations?
Video
Scoring rubric
Written record
Course observation model
2.
Course evaluations and the attitude of how and when to complete them:
are based on a continuum.
varies depending on the AHJ.
are dependent on the instructor.
depends on the number of students completing the training.
3.
At what point should the supervisor conduct further observations to determine whether an instructor has adequately addressed specific deficiencies identified during the evaluation?
After the formal evaluation
After the informal evaluation
After a mentor has been assigned
After the student feedback has been reviewed
4.
Course content and material evaluations should ask students about:
instructor credentials.
their personal time management skills.
the benefits they feel they received from a class.
the interest and enthusiasm the students had prior to the course.
5.
Many fire and emergency services organizations have a __ that establishes guidelines, requirements, and timelines for evaluations.
process evaluation program
personnel evaluation program
classroom management program
professional development program
6.
Formal evaluations are typically __ between the evaluator and evaluated instructor.
required quarterly
always held openly
always held privately
required twice a year
7.
What would be the MOST appropriate action for a supervisor to do when tools to address an instructors' weaknesses prove ineffective?
Mentoring
Peer-to-peer review session
Immediate disciplinary action
Take steps in accordance with AHJ policies
8.
Instructors should know that the elements of a personnel evaluation program are:
forms, rules, evaluations, and processes.
forms, guidelines, processes, and findings.
observations, grades, attendance, and findings.
feedback, discipline, improvement, and knowledge.
9.
What type of evaluation is provided by instructors for students to provide feedback about courses they have taken?
Course
Interest
Program
Behavioral
10.
Placing a copy of a Level I Instructor's evaluation in their employee personnel file is a guideline that Level II Instructors should follow in order to:
ensure objectivity.
state the criteria clearly.
maintain thorough records.
apply evaluations in a timely manner.
11.
The evaluation of Level I Instructors is based on the observations of both __ , shared via an evaluation instrument.
supervisors and students
supervisors and the administration
other Level I Instructors and students
other Level I Instructors and administrators
12.
If instructors perform below expectations, comments and suggestions for improvement should:
be offered privately.
not affect promotion.
inspire the instructor with increased confidence.
be shared with each instructor in a regular staff meeting.
13.
The format of instructor evaluations:
differs amongjurisdictions.
is determined by the NFP A.
is the same for all instructors.
is regulated by the National Fire Academy.
14.
What can instructors use to can change or modify instructional methods?
A promotion
Training schedules
Attendance reports
Feedback from observation
15.
During which stage of the instructor evaluation process would the evaluator use a rubric as an evaluation tool?
Observation
Student feedback
Performance review
Before the evaluation
16.
During which stage of an instructor evaluation would the supervisor complement the instructor's strengths?
Observation
Performance Review
Before the Evaluation
Documentation Sign-Off
17.
Evaluation of the learning environment helps quantify whether __ may have detracted from the course.
intemal factors
external factors
the personality of the instructor
the students' background knowledge of the subject
18.
Evaluations are intended to identify an instructor's:
strengths and weaknesses.
student and peer relationships.
training and retraining records.
coaching and mentoring experiences.
19.
What supervisory evaluation tool can be used to document criteria for the skills and behavior an instructor should have?
Lesson outline
Evaluation rubric
Correlation matrix
Course evaluation form
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