Bridge Resource Management Stressing The Dangers Of Over-Reliance On ECDIS With Entry Level Officers
Year: 2xxx Language: english Author: Jeffrey Spillane Genre: Guide Publisher: SUNY Maritime College, USA Format: PDF Quality: Photos of pages Pages count: 43 Description: The purpose of this paper is to highlight the need to address specific weaknesses when teaching a course by highlighting a common mistake I (and several other instructors agree) have been seeing in entry level officers/officer candidates (little to no experience) enrolled in “Bridge Resource Management” (BRM) courses. It emphasises the need to take the student’s previous experience and comfort levels into account when designing and teaching a course. While I discuss BRM in detail, this paper could be a model for the method of evaluating the Objectives and balancing the student’s weakness to “fine tune” a course to provide the greatest benefit for the student.
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Bridge Resource Management Stressing The Dangers Of Over-Reliance On ECDIS With Entry Level Officers
Language: english
Author: Jeffrey Spillane
Genre: Guide
Publisher: SUNY Maritime College, USA
Format: PDF
Quality: Photos of pages
Pages count: 43
Description: The purpose of this paper is to highlight the need to address specific weaknesses when teaching a course by highlighting a common mistake I (and several other instructors agree) have been seeing in entry level officers/officer candidates (little to no experience) enrolled in “Bridge Resource Management” (BRM) courses. It emphasises the need to take the student’s previous experience and comfort levels into account when designing and teaching a course. While I discuss BRM in detail, this paper could be a model for the method of evaluating the Objectives and balancing the student’s weakness to “fine tune” a course to provide the greatest benefit for
the student.
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