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Reigeluth, Charles M. – 1979
The Elaboration Theory of Instruction is an alternative to organizing instruction in terms of a hierarchical task analysis. The hierarchical organization results in an instructional sequence that begins with highly fragmented, small pieces of the subject-matter content, which many educators have found to be demotivating. The elaboration theory…
Descriptors: Course Organization, Difficulty Level, Instructional Design, Instructional Innovation
Dederick, Warren E.; Sturge, Harry H. – Educational Technology, 1975
The instructional model presented describes a system which is now being implemented by the United States Navy, but can be generalized to educational program development in other areas. (Author)
Descriptors: Course Organization, Instructional Programs, Instructional Systems, Military Training
Hunter, Harold G., And Others – 1969
The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze curriculum development policies and procedures used by the Army, Navy and Air Force to develop and/or to revise the subject matter for technical training courses. The scope of the study was confined to first term enlisted technical training, particularly in electronics and other technical…
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Course Content, Course Objectives, Course Organization
Tennyson, Robert D.; Boutwell, Richard C. – 1970
A quality control model is proposed to facilitate development of effective instructional programs. The theories of R. M. Gagne and of M. D. Merrill provide the foundations for a theory of sequencing behavior into a hierarchical order in order to improve the learning potential of an instructional program. The initial step in the procedural model is…
Descriptors: Behavioral Objectives, Cognitive Objectives, Course Organization, Curriculum Development