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difficulty following written directions
Audible learner
doesn't look speaker in the eyes
Audible learner
Difficulty with spoken directions
Visual learner
must see or watch to learn
visual learner
difficulty sitting still
Tactile learner
learns when involved or hands on
Tactile learner
participate in discussions, ask questions and repeat information
Audible learner
discusses material with others
Audible learner
use multicolored highlighters to organize notes
Visual learner
writes information down and review information
Visual learner
learns through role playing
Tactile learner
takes frequent breaks
Tactile learner
changes peoples thinking feelings and behaviors
Definition of learning
main idea with supporting details
note taking
seek to understand
study
reinforce knowledge and build self confidence
practice
prepare for summative evaluation
formative exercise
indicate information learned
testing
meet learning onjectives
summative evaluation
apply information after graduation or continued laerning
lifelong learning
strategic art, non advirsarial crisis response
employ military
global regional and cultural awareness, gov org and process, strategic communications
enterprise perspective
change management resource stewardship, and continuous improvement
manage organization and resources
adaptability, vision, decision making
strategic thinking
diversity, take care of people, and inspire others
lead people
negotiate and build teams
foster relationships
ethical leadership, followership, and warrior ethos
airman culture
active listening, speak and write
communication
caught off gaurd, set schedule, dont procrastinate, and avoid burn out
time management
how to avoid burnout
take breaks, conduct outside activities take family time
how to overcome procrastination
work ahead, set deadline, complete early, make interesting, use calandar
investigate view point
open minded
seek facts without judgement
open-minded skepticism
tentive to opponions, and recognize "i dont know"
intelligent humility
independent mind
free thinker
natural curiosity, understand before judging
critical thinking
human limitation, use language, faulty logic, and psychological pitfall
hinderance to critical thinking
ambiguity and false implications
use of language
irrelevant comparison or ignorance
faulty logic
false dilema emotional appeal
psychological pitfall
credible, unbias, and accurate
source of information
holistic critical thinking score ruberic
toolfor critical thinking
combine rational, creative, and common sense
critical thinking
well reasoned, open fair minded, analyze situation
NCO critical thinking
change with circumstances
adaptive thinking
develop ideas
analytical thinking
imaginative and innovative
critical thinking
solve problems
critical thinking
see desired goals, and outcomes
future thinking
efficient advancement
innovative thinking
consistent compile piece of information
synthesis
knowledge and bride gap
reflective thinking
operational and strategic art
employ military capability
global regional cultural awareness
enterprise perspective
change management
manage organization
adaptability
strategic thinking
diversity
lead people
negotiate
foster relationships
ethical leadership
airman culture
active listening
communicate
continuous personal proffessionalism
progressive proffesionalism
curb inappropriate behavior
disciplin
internal force through challenging times
hardiness of spirit
ability and willingness to stand up for beliefs
moral courage
observable actions
physical courage
withstand stress
resilience
critical goal for af leaders
operationalize
food and athletics
performance nutritian
all airman of air and space and cyberspace
airmanship
instill meaning and purpose (promise and ethical agreement) sworn commitment
oath of enlistment
create energy through carbohydrate. presence of oxygen
aerobic metabolism
energy with carbohydrates without oxygen
anarobic metabolism
poisonous substance product of metabolic activities
toxins
energy intake = expendature
energy balance
functional workout with high intensity
functional endurance intensity
control breathing
tactile beeathing
shared attitudes
culture
aquired traits
heritage
female pilot in WW2
Ruth Law
1861 balloon observation
battle of fair oaks
stunt balloonist
ivy baldwin
first enlisted aircraft fatality
corporal frank scott
orderly formation
drill
1917 first black pilot
eugene bullard
b29 airplane lending group to attack japan
ssgt erwin
saved fallen bavy seal
tsgt jon sharpman
honor distinguished person
ceremony
signal for start of official day
reville
end of day and pay respect to flag
retreat
individual characteristics experiences with af core values and mission
diversity
bourn differences
primary dimension
differences control chang
secondary dimentions
needs to various groups
diversity awareness
discrimination
EO
programs for workforce disabiloties
affirmative action
responsiveness to emotions
social sensitivity
responsive to emotions
social sensitivity
embrace diversity
diversity supportive organization
process of world and environment
socio-behavorial tendancy
claim something about situation
assumption
mental picture categorize group or individual
stereotype
opinion on person or group
predjudice
unfairly favor a person or group
social bias
observation and experience
perception
position on subject
perspective
reinforce behavior
collusion
give and recieve infor on expectations
feedback
needs to fullfil potential
assist
participate
include
recognize uniquness
respect
set of standards
ethics
core values and living by it
ethical leadership
core beliefs
values
forced to choose
ethical dilema