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About JSOU
Popular Resources
Upcoming Courses
*Continuous Learning (CL) courses are not shownIntroduction to Special Operations Acquisition Course
Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
Special Operations Chaplaincy Crisis Care and Counseling
Recent Publications
Echoes of Little Bighorn: Insights for SOF Success
Leveraging Social Media Intelligence and Open-Source Intelligence for AI-Driven Predictive Analytics in Irregular Warfare
The Perils of Misconception: Why U.S. Strategy Misjudges the Nature of Proxy Resistance
Featured Publications
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Faculty Development Course-Abbreviated
Description
This course prepares JSOU adjunct faculty members to teach curriculum while creating active learning environments focused on higher levels of learning through the use of various teaching methodologies. A brief overview of learning theory, the instructional systems development process, and development of level-of-learning lesson plans is provided. The second part of the course focuses on effective teaching techniques to include proxemics, questioning, and use of technology. The instructional methods taught in the course include lecture, guided discussion, case study, experiential learning, teaching interviews/panel discussions, and demonstration performance.
Audience
Newly assigned JSOU faculty members are the top priority. Special operations forces (SOF) personnel teaching in any service or joint education environment are the second priority.
Remarks
N/A
Materials
There are no required texts or materials for this course.
Accreditation
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