No. 3 (88), 2021 · 299–301 · DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2021-388-299-301
CRITERIA AND LEVELS FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING IN PRACTICAL DRIVING OF COMBAT VEHICLES OF CADETS OF MILITARY INSTITUTES OF THE FEDERAL SERVICE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION USING MODERN TECHNICAL TRAINING AIDS
Abstract
The main objective of the study is to characterize the level of mastering by cadets of skills in driving combat vehicles. The criteria should reflect the dynamics of growth of quality of training and have appropriate diagnostic tools for identification. The article interprets the use of the term “experimental work”, using the criteria of the effectiveness of educational activities already developed by other authors in the specific conditions of ensuring the use of modern technical teaching aids. The researcher modifies practical driving of combat vehicles. The work shows specifics of education of cadets of the National Guard, peculiarities of the content of military vocational education associated with the practice of driving combat vehicles by cadets. The content of military professional training associated with teaching cadets the practical driving of combat vehicles on military professional competencies, including information on the organization of daily activities of units and ensuring the safety of military service, as well as on armored weapons and special equipment.
Keywords: criteria for evaluation, experimental work, military vocational training, principles of teaching, educational activities, Student’s test, Pearson test, cognitive criterion, activity criterion, motivational criterion, reflexive criterion.
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Tarasov A.N. CRITERIA AND LEVELS FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING IN PRACTICAL DRIVING OF COMBAT VEHICLES OF CADETS OF MILITARY INSTITUTES OF THE FEDERAL SERVICE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION USING MODERN TECHNICAL TRAINING AIDS. The World of Science, Culture and Education. 2021. No. 3 (88). 299–301. DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2021-388-299-301