TERM OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
4. DESIGN
INSTRUCTIONAL IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Vocational education is a different kind of education with general education in terms of providing learning experiences that must be mastered by learners. Vocational education graduates have specific skills that can be used for work, while general education graduates do not have the skills to work. These conditions correspond to one of the twelve characteristics of vocational education Proser: 1980, which provides learning experiences of learners in the form of mastery of both physical and intellectual skills are measured in accordance with the desired skills and competencies needed the world of work. The following types of skills competencies required by the type of work the working world, more and more areas of work with various skills in the workforce will affect the variation of the type area of expertise held or opened by a vocational education. On the other hand, general education provides the same mastery of knowledge for learners and variations in the type of education do not have certain skills that are used for work, basically a learning experience that they get used to pursue higher education in college. The difference of education is certainly a consequence of learning at least when viewed from the side of methodology, teaching materials, media and equipment used. The difference is clearly seen in the practice of learning, whereas most of the subjects of learning in vocational education are equipped with practical activities. Practical activities in vocational education used to train the appropriate skills with skills in the world of work and held in laboratories, studios, and workshops are made similar to the operation later. While in general education, learning practices largely implemented only in a laboratory to prove the concept. These conditions require different instructional design prior to the time when deciding on the indicators of competence and the learning stage. In general, educators have to understand how to teach the subjects of study or training or specific subjects based on the experience and the content of teaching materials, but whether they regularly update the content tailored to the needs of learners, technological developments, the demands of employment, whether the media and materials are always updated in order not boring, whether the learning experience of students is in conformity with the purpose of learning, and many other questions surrounding the success of learning. Check the condition and this will always be repeated recheck accordance with the course of the cycle in the learning system Figure1. Yet a review of what is taught is an obligation that should consciously be implemented by educators periodically or according to the development of the environmental conditions studied. Figure 1. Learning cycle Preparation Implementation Supervision Evaluation Revision 131 The preparation stage is the completeness of the activities of educators to prepare various learning and provide information about learning activities that will be carried out to students, the implementation phase is the delivery of core activities subject lessons, stage inspection is an activity to know how far learners have mastered the learning. Phase checks are not always carried out after all the explanations given will be completed but more a part of that learning can be partially successful. Stage of the evaluation carried out on two conditions ie conditions mastery learners after learning through formative and summative tests, and the condition of interaction and learning materials themselves through questionnaires or interviews with learners. The data from the evaluation stage coupled with the information needed data were then analyzed to determine the content or activities on the revision stage. The results of the revision are materials for learning in the next period.5. CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Parts
» Relationship Between Soft Skill and
» The Importance of the Development Soft
» Entrepreneur Life Development Process
» Reconceptualization in VET Learning
» Reconseptualization in VET Teaching
» Entrepreneurship Based Curriculum ANALYSIS
» Entering the subjects of entrepreneurship
» Adjusting Teaching Methods Entrepreneurship in
» Analysis of Situation Introduction
» Definition of Entrepreneurship THEORY
» Characters of entrepreneurial THEORY
» Population and Sample Data Analysis Techniques
» Validity Test Questionnaire Test
» Reliability Test Questionnaire Test
» Conclusion CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
» Suggestion CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
» Discussion of problems Vocational
» Virtual Training Environment – An Ideal
» Teaching Road Safety using computer
» Developing qualified nation character
» Human Resource Development To Achieve
» Research Results and Discussion
» Case study on initial vocational training:
» Case Empirical findings: the design of sustainable
» Current Trends and Issues in TVET
» Management and Quality Assurance
» Poverty reduction through Non-Formal
» Initiatives in response to current trends and
» Figures and Tables Theoretical Review
» English for Specific Purpose
» Teaching Language Theoretical Review
» Character Building Theoretical Review
» Conducting Need Analysis Steps of Developing Material for the
» Stating the Objectives Steps of Developing Material for the
» Deciding the Subject Content
» Considering Learning Activities Steps of Developing Material for the
» Getting Ready The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Moving Forward The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Act It Out The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Check Your Competence The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Mapping of The Internet Access Service
» Server Gateway IMBMCCP Result and Discussion
» Self-directed Professional Development in Vocational Education
» The role of character building in the self- directed Professional Development
» A Concept of Interaction between Vocational
» Industrial World as a Learning Source for Candidate Vocational Education Graduates
» Secondary School Certificate Vocational
» Higher Secondary Certificate Business
» Basic Trades Technical and Vocational Education in
» Achievement of Vocational and Technical
» Ways to jump over the hurdles Conclusion:
» Competency and Assessment 1. Competency
» AfL in SMK Case Study of AfL 1. AfL Application in FT UNY
» TERM OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
» Need Analysis CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Selection and Stage of Competency
» Lesson Development CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Instructional Evaluation CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Problem Summary Problem Formulation
» Technological Progresses in the Surveying and Mapping Workplace
» Activities of School-Industry Partnerships
» Investigation Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Design Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Realization Phase Results that obtained in this study
» TestEvaluationRevision Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Discussion of Research Results
» Material Handling Research Results and Discussion
» Machine protection Research Results and Discussion
» Workplace design Research Results and Discussion
» Lighting Research Results and Discussion
» Work climate Research Results and Discussion
» Control of the dangers of noise, vibration
» 65.3 The Importance of Educational System
» 87.6 The Importance of Educational System
» 98.3 The Importance of Educational System
» 68.7 The Importance of Educational System
» 82.9 The Importance of Educational System
» 54.3 The Importance of Educational System
» Virtual reality as learning tools
» SinuTrain – the efficient SINUMERIK CNC
» Swansoft CNC Simulator and CNC Virtual
» The advantages of Virtual Laboratories
» MEANING OF ITS EXISTENCE TO THE
» Research Strategies of POLBAN
» Funding in the Vocational High Schools
» Government Financing Closing Remarks
» Private Financing Closing Remarks
» The Existing Financing Pattern
» Learning-Based Production Closing Remarks
» Theoretic Support on Production-based
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