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                   relevance of, 144, 145, 152     examples of, 170–184
                   traditional, 140                “floor plans” for, 162, 163–164
                                                   lesson planning in, 169–172
                 Management, 10–11                 problems with, 168–169
                   of consequences, 8              process of, 166–168
                   of instructor-controlled        tryouts and, 187–195
                      instruction, 241–242         using existing material in, 165
                   of performance-controlled     Module implementation, instruc-
                      instruction, 245–246            tions for, 182
                 Master Progress Plotter, 224    Module Implementation Checklist,
                 Materials. See also Instructional    183–184
                      materials                  Module Notes, 180, 182–183
                   collecting, 180–181           Module objectives, practicing, 142.
                   requisitioning, 192–193            See also Objectives
                 Measurement. See also Criterion  Modules. See also Skill hierarchies
                      tests                        course procedures and, 221–222
                   course improvement and, 252     delivery systems for, 155
                   guidelines for, 253–254         dependency relationships
                   procedure for, 254–258             among, 202–203
                   timing for, 254                 importance to students, 169
                 Measuring instruments, drafting,  information resources for, 222
                      20                           instructions for, 178–179
                 Media                             materials collection for,
                   decisions about, 21                180–181
                   selecting, 92, 153–154          packaging, 177–178
                 Model Course Procedures,          practice section of, 168–169
                      220–224                      relationships among, 23
                 Modeling                          sequencing of, 197–207
                   of performance, 144             student choice and, 201
                   principles of, 233–234        Motivation
                   quality in, 232–234             enhancing, 22–23, 201, 207
                   self-efficacy and, 237          waste of, 5
                 Module administration           Motivational techniques, applying,
                   preparing for, 181                 227–238
                   process of, 176               Multiple-choice tests, 121–122
                 Module Checklist, 185           Murphy’s Law, 176
                 Module components, 144–145
                 Module content                  Need fulfillment, instruction
                   presenting, 156                    for, 141
                   selecting, 142                Needs, responsiveness to, 269
                 Module Content List, 149–150, 152  Needs analysis, 15, 17–19. See also
                 Module drafting, 22, 161–186. See    Goal analysis; Performance
                      also Lessons; Sequencing        analysis; Task analysis
                   components of, 163–164, 174   Non-instructional remedies, 8–9, 29
                   directions in, 167–168        Non-training solutions, 15–16
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