SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSE (SGITC)
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DEFINED
The Small Group Instructor Training Course
(SGITC) is a TRADOC approved course that provides a standardized
training
support package for training Small Group Instruction (SGI). The course
is designed to teach Instructors how to prepare and facilitate small
group instruction through the conventional classroom or field environment.
It provides the Small Group Leader (SGL) with the skills required
for training using SGI methodologies, provides an overview of the
requirement to conduct SGI, and meets the training standard for certifying
small group leaders.
SCOPE OF THE COURSE
The SGITC
is a three-weekend training program conducted using the concepts
of "learning by doing". The course is
designed to teach instructors how to facilitate a small group and
to achieve
a training
objective using SGI learning theory and methodology. The course presents
definitions, terminology, and instructional methods used in SGI,
and provides insight into how adults learn and develop as individuals
and group members with a common goal. The course presents exercises
and conferences designed to have students' experience, first hand,
how groups react and interact to a variety of situations and SGI
methodologies.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES
The SGITC focuses on developing specific instructor competencies.
These include: