HEADQUARTERS AIR TRAINING COMMAND

• Document Type: CREST
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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06365A001000050002-5
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 22, 2000
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• Publication Date: April 1, 1967
• Content Type: MISC

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HEADQUARTERS AIR TRAINING COMMAND April, 1967
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1., Conclusive evidence. resulting from almost four years of analysis,
development, and validation, has indicated that the programmed instruc-
tional systems approach to training is a valuable and vital forward step
in training development and presentation. In order to assure its wide
application as soon as possible, the development of instructional systems
can no longer be reserved to instructional systems development teams.
The principles, methods, and techniques used to develop, validate, and
present programmed instructional systems must be added to the repertoire
of all training activities. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all activities
concerned, through appropriate training, to develop the capability to
apply this new technology as soon as possible.
2~ This plan implements ATC's instructional Systems Development
Program. It provides for application of the principles of programmed
learning and the instructional systems approach at the operating level
of training by training activities, thereby producing training courses,
using the latest developments in training research and instructional
technology. As this learner-centered approach is now operational,
monitorship of the instructional systems development teams is trans-
ferred from DCS/ Plans to DCS/Technical Training and the Surgeon,
as appropriate. The instructional systems development teams and
the Programmed Learning Advisory Service Division will be used to
provide technical assistance at local and headquarters staff level, as
required to implement this plan and support the operational efforts
0 V. L 1 3, This plan supersedes ATC Instructional Systems Develo
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Plan - 1965, dated 1 November 1965, and is directive upon all ATC
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SAM MADDUX, JR., Lieutenant General, USAF
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