Fire and Emergency Services
Instructor
9th Edition
2741 Fire Service Course Design
Course Overview
Course Description
‣ The curriculum draws from many recognized authorities in
exploring the methods and mechanics of imparting information
and adult learning principles. The course emphasizes techniques
which have wide application in teach situations, as well as devices
for specific training areas. The course also stresses measuring
teaching effectiveness, and the use of media and visual aids.
Job Performance Requirements
‣ Given information from discussion and reading
materials, the student will satisfy the Job Performance
Requirements (JPR) of the applicable National Fire
Protection Association (NFPA) standards, any
applicable skill sheets, and the applicable Fire and Life
Safety Initiatives of the National Fallen Firefighters
Foundation Everyone Goes Home program.
‣ NFPA, Standard for Fire and Emergency Service
Instructor Professional Qualifications, 2019 Edition
Job Performance Requirements
Job Performance Requirements
Job Performance Requirements
Job Performance Requirements
Job Performance Requirements
Chapter 11
‣ Discuss effects the laws of learning have on developing a lesson
plan. [NFPA 1041, 5.3.2]
‣ Identify components and steps used to create a lesson plan.
[NFPA 1041, 5.3.2]
‣ Describe considerations when teaching from a newly developed
lesson plan. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.2]
‣ Discuss lesson plan evaluation and revision. [NFPA 1041, 5.3.2,
5.4.2]
Learning Objective
Lesson Goal
‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss
lesson plan development.
Chapter 12
‣ Describe the safety challenges a Level II Instructor faces during a training
evolution. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3]
‣ Summarize the use of the Incident Management System (IMS) model to supervise
training. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3]
‣ Discuss environmental regulations that affect training evolutions. [NFPA 1041,
5.4.3]
‣ Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the Level II Instructor during an accident
investigation. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3]
‣ Skill Sheet 12-1: Supervise multiple instructors and candidates during an increased
hazard exposure training. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3]
Learning Objective
Lesson Goal
‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss
training evolution supervision.
Chapter 13
‣ Describe common considerations for test instruments. [NFPA 1041,
5.5.2]
‣ Discuss various types of evaluation instruments used in fire and
emergency service training. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2]
‣ Explain the steps for test planning. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2]
‣ Describe the process to select a test scoring method. [NFPA 1041,
5.5.2]
Learning Objective
Lesson Goal
‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able discuss test
item construction.
Chapter 14
‣ Discuss techniques for supervising other instructors. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6]
‣ Describe the tasks necessary for scheduling instructional delivery and
resources. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.2]
‣ Explain the process used for recommending budget needs. [NFPA 1041,
5.2.3, 5.2.4]
‣ Discuss the components of the purchasing process. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.4]
‣ Explain the aspects of managing training records. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.5]
Learning Objective
Lesson Goal
‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss
supervisory and administrative duties.
Chapter 15
‣ Describe the process for evaluating instructors. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6]
‣ Describe the process for developing class evaluation instruments.
[NFPA 1041, 5.5.3]
‣ Explain the benefits of evaluation findings. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6]
‣ Skill Sheet 15-1: Administer a Level I Instructor performance
evaluation. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6]
‣ Skill Sheet 15-2: Develop class evaluation forms. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.3]
Learning Objective
Lesson Goal
‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss
instructor and class evaluations.

2741 Course overview JPR

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    Fire and EmergencyServices Instructor 9th Edition 2741 Fire Service Course Design Course Overview
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    Course Description ‣ Thecurriculum draws from many recognized authorities in exploring the methods and mechanics of imparting information and adult learning principles. The course emphasizes techniques which have wide application in teach situations, as well as devices for specific training areas. The course also stresses measuring teaching effectiveness, and the use of media and visual aids.
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    Job Performance Requirements ‣Given information from discussion and reading materials, the student will satisfy the Job Performance Requirements (JPR) of the applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, any applicable skill sheets, and the applicable Fire and Life Safety Initiatives of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Everyone Goes Home program. ‣ NFPA, Standard for Fire and Emergency Service Instructor Professional Qualifications, 2019 Edition
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    Chapter 11 ‣ Discusseffects the laws of learning have on developing a lesson plan. [NFPA 1041, 5.3.2] ‣ Identify components and steps used to create a lesson plan. [NFPA 1041, 5.3.2] ‣ Describe considerations when teaching from a newly developed lesson plan. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.2] ‣ Discuss lesson plan evaluation and revision. [NFPA 1041, 5.3.2, 5.4.2] Learning Objective Lesson Goal ‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss lesson plan development.
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    Chapter 12 ‣ Describethe safety challenges a Level II Instructor faces during a training evolution. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3] ‣ Summarize the use of the Incident Management System (IMS) model to supervise training. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3] ‣ Discuss environmental regulations that affect training evolutions. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3] ‣ Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the Level II Instructor during an accident investigation. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3] ‣ Skill Sheet 12-1: Supervise multiple instructors and candidates during an increased hazard exposure training. [NFPA 1041, 5.4.3] Learning Objective Lesson Goal ‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss training evolution supervision.
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    Chapter 13 ‣ Describecommon considerations for test instruments. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2] ‣ Discuss various types of evaluation instruments used in fire and emergency service training. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2] ‣ Explain the steps for test planning. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2] ‣ Describe the process to select a test scoring method. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.2] Learning Objective Lesson Goal ‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able discuss test item construction.
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    Chapter 14 ‣ Discusstechniques for supervising other instructors. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6] ‣ Describe the tasks necessary for scheduling instructional delivery and resources. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.2] ‣ Explain the process used for recommending budget needs. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.3, 5.2.4] ‣ Discuss the components of the purchasing process. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.4] ‣ Explain the aspects of managing training records. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.5] Learning Objective Lesson Goal ‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss supervisory and administrative duties.
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    Chapter 15 ‣ Describethe process for evaluating instructors. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6] ‣ Describe the process for developing class evaluation instruments. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.3] ‣ Explain the benefits of evaluation findings. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6] ‣ Skill Sheet 15-1: Administer a Level I Instructor performance evaluation. [NFPA 1041, 5.2.6] ‣ Skill Sheet 15-2: Develop class evaluation forms. [NFPA 1041, 5.5.3] Learning Objective Lesson Goal ‣ After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to discuss instructor and class evaluations.