Fire and life safety educator

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Physiological

According to Abraham Maslow, the most basic needs are__________

_____ objectives deal with changes in the audience's value, feelings, or opinions.

Affective

Fire Death Age risk

After retirement the older you get the higher your risk. Smoking is the leading cause of death for older adults.

Implementation

Conducting the program

Free wheeling, round robin, and slip are all forms of__________

Brainstorming

What is defined as the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 pound of water 1 degree F at the pressure of 1 atmosphere?

British Thermal Unit (BTU)

This leader style has a low degree of concern for workers and a low degree of concern for production. This leader can be found in a large organization and they don't reward the employee and discourage any extra work to be done.

Bureaucratic

Leader styles could be described as what 4 ways?

Bureaucratic Single issue Middle of the road Dual issue

4 fire service leadership styles

Bureaucratic, single issue, middle of the road, dual issue

___ poisoning alone accounts for about half of all fire deaths.

Carbon monoxide

____ is the primary culprit in fire deaths.

Carbon monoxide

_________ is what the fire and life safety educator does by developing and sharing safety skills and information.

Changing human behavior

Age risk of dying in a fire

Children under age 5 and adults over age 70 have the highest fire death rates

Selection

Choosing the most cost-effective objective for the program

What class of fire involves wood and paper and uses water based, multipurpose and dry chemicals to extinguisher?

Class A

What class of fire involves flammable liquids and uses carbon dioxide, dry chemical, AFFF, and halon extinguishers?

Class B

What class of fire involves charged electrical equipment and uses carbon dioxide, dry chemical, and halon extinguishers?

Class C

What class of fire involves combustible metals and uses dry powder extinguishers?

Class D

The ______ is the most important part of the presentation.

Close

Formal relationships between or among organizations is also called a____________

Coalition

____ objectives deal with changes in what the audience knows or understands.

Cognitive

Domains of learning

Cognitive domain, psychomotor domain, affective domain

When brainstorming and the group comes to a broad agreement on this is called a_____________

Consensus

At least 3/4ths of all news stories fall into what general categories?

Consequence (impact, important, significance) Uniqueness (unusual, strange, bizarre) Human interest (touches human emotion)

Print materials are sometimes called __________

Consumables

Heat transfer

Convection is a form of_________

Leading cause of residential fires in 1990

Cooking

A ____ is defined as a sequence of presentations on fire and life safety education.

Curriculum

A____ is a sequence of connected presentations on fire and life safety issues.

Curriculum

____ are electronic filing cabinets.

Databases

What accounts for almost all of the nonoperational detectors?

Dead, missing, or disconnected batteries

Cognitive domain

Deals with facts, textbooks

Psychomotor domain

Deals with skills, it is the how to, demonstrations

Which type of leadership style has the leader being team oriented and giving his authority to the group where the group makes the decisions?

Democratic

Canon

Collection of principles or rules

For the purposes of chapter 16, working with the media, the exchange of ideas and information that conveys an intended meaning in a form that is understood, is the definition of_____________

Communication

_______________ is defined as the ongoing process indicators and their audiences use to complete the exchange of information and attitudes about fire and life safety

Communication

Evaluation

Comparing data, determining impact and any needed improvements

Single issue leadership

Concerned about production or workers but not both. Leads to unsatisfied workers

What 3 things must be accomplished during the opening?

Take charge of the presentation Capture the attention of the audience and begin to establish rapport Let the audience know what to expect - what is it for them

Practical

Teaches psychomotor skills

_____ or ___ is defined as showing students how to master a new skill.

Teaching Instruction

_____ is a classroom method in which a group of instructors work together.

Team teaching

_____ refers to whether or not people can remain unhurt in a fire are or escape without serious injury.

Tenability

From the design standpoint the most important consideration is what?

That the paper and ink work together

There are several indexes used to measure how easy a passage is to read, what are the 2 commonly used indexes?

The Flesch Reading Ease/Flesch Grade Level Index The Gunning FOG Index

In 1982 Dr. John Keating wrote an article called ___ which identified the four elements to panic behavior?

The Myth of Panic

1977

The NFPA has conducted its annual survey since _______

1035

The NFPA standard for public fire educator is NFPA______

901

The National Fire Incident Reporting System NFIRS uses a standard format that is based on NFPA_________

Visual Literacy

The ability to recognize and understand ideas conveyed through visible actions or images

What does the Sunshine Law cover?

The amount of notice required to hold a public meeting Whether or not a meeting is open to the public Requirements on meeting minutes or transcripts Executive session rules

Management

The art of accomplishing organizational objectives through and with people

70

The average retirement age is expected to rise from today's retirement age of 62 to_______ by the year 2000

What leadership land mines should today's managers try to avoid?

The belief that one leadership style fits every person A tendency to be overly autocratic or dictatorial A tendency to adopt the same approach to leadership used by impressive former managers

Leadership landmine

The belief that one leadership style fits every person is an example of a____________

Outweigh

The benefits of meeting the program's objectives should___________ the costs of implementation

Cost vs benefits

The benefits of the program should outweigh the costs of implementation

Health

The color code blue on the NFPA 704 placard indicates________

Program

The comprehensive strategy that address is fire and life safety issues via educational means

Closure

The final step in the Hunter Model

Identification

The first step in the public fire education planning process

injury

The fourth leading cause of death in the United States

Primary Audience

The group directly addressed by the educator

What is the most important part of a press release?

The information it communicates

Dimensia

The irreversible deterioration of intellectual ability accompanied by emotional disturbance

Applicant

The job interview is designed to tell the interviewer and the __________whether the job and the applicant is a good match.

Risk

The likelihood of suffering harm from a hazard

Evaluation

The public fire and life safety education's bottom line, the point of measuring the impact of education programs.

British Thermal Unit BTU

The quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit

First

The rule" local requests always have a better chance of being funded" is the________ rule of fundraising

Implementation

The step in the planning process which the day to day job fire and life safety education happens

Heat energy applied

The sum of the temperature of the heat source and the time of exposure is referred to as_______

Legislative strategy

The task force's idea for which kind of legislation offers the most protection and the best chance of adoption

Legislative strategy

The task forces idea for which kind of legislation offers the most protection and has the best chance of adoption. A compromise between what some parties want and what all parties can live with.

False

The term nonprofit can be applied to themselves by anyone who does not make a profit. True or False ?

Tenability

The term that refers to whether or not people can remain unhurt in a fire area or escape without serious injury.

High risk groups

The very young, very old, man, people who live in rural areas or large cities, the poor, the homeless, the sick.

Which theory views employees as hating work, needing to be pushed and directed, avoiding responsibility, and having little ambition?

Theory X

McGregor's theories

Theory X - employees are lazy, hate work, and need pushed and directed,. Example is carrot and stick. Theory Y - worker desires self actualization, people are most important.

Which theory views workers as a natural human activity by feeling that people accept and look for responsibility and enjoy coming to work?

Theory Y

7

There are _______steps to the design component of curriculum development

23

There are___classifications of injuries

4,275

There were __________civilian deaths in 1994

What are the 3 major types of burns?

Thermal Chemical Electrical

What are the 2 basic parts of a presentation?

Thinking about the audience Planning a presentation that will help that specific audience do something or learn something.

Secondary Audience

Those who might have influence over the safety of the primary audience or can be influenced by the educator's contact with the primary audience

What are the 6 basic techniques people use to decide what to do in a fire?

Threat recognition Validation Definition Evaluation Commitment Reassessment

Human behavior in fire recognition

Threat recognition Validation - checking with others to see if there is a threat Definition - deciding how much of a threat it is Evaluation - deciding what to do Commitment - acting on the information Reassessment

Implementation

Training and scheduling fire educators is accomplished in the ________step of the planning process

Conduction

Transfer of heat through direct contact

Radiation

Transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves. Efficient in heating solid and opaque objects

Station tours and equipment demonstrations are not education because they do not teach a specific behavior. true or false

True

One out of every_____________ Americans work as volunteers

Two

The___________ shape seating configuration allows more members of the audience to be closer to the educator and the audio visual material

U

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define validation?

Unsure on how serious a threat is

44

Until age ________injury deaths outnumber deaths from any other cause.

Advertising studies have shown that people pay more attention to certain parts of the page than others; the ____ corner of the page received the most attention.

Upper left hand

The National Fire Academy's Developing Fire and Life Safety Strategies course recommends what 8 guidelines to follow when setting up a coalition?

Use people who are credible in their field Select people whose primary role is compatible with injury prevention Select people with the ability to carry out prevention activities Be sure that representatives have the authority to commit their agency Select a chair and members with ability and time for leadership roles Insist on a program plan with clear goals, objectives and responsibilities Donate personnel or volunteer to staff the meetings and keep minutes Inform the community about the coalition

Objectives

What an instructor wants the participants to be able to do, change, or understand.

What are some examples of major local fire and safety problems and concerns?

What are the major fire and burn hazards? Where are the high risk locations? When are the high risk times? Who are the high risk victims? What is the high risk behavior?

Injury in America

What book had significant impact on injury prevention and control?

Chemistry

What fire is and how it grows and spreads is sometimes referred to as the_________ of fire

Termination

What is the last step in the system of progressive discipline

20

What percentage of smoke detectors in homes are non operational?

Already know

What students learn is in relation to what they_______

Teaching

What the presentation step is all about

Matching grant

Where the person donating agrees to match the amount of someone else donating.

Be honest Be patient Keep in touch All are guidelines for dealing with elected officials

Which is not a guideline for working with elected officials?

Hire a fire protection engineer

Which is not a strategic step for gaining legislative support for residential sprinkler systems according to the text?

A whole job from beginning to end Regular contact with users or clients Use of a variety of tasks and skills All of the above

Which of the below is a job factor identified by AT&T

Fire incident graphic display

Which of the below is not a main source of information about fire in the United States?

_____ space on printed material is not necessarily wasted space used wisely it can make a page appear light, open, and accessible.

White

Fire and Life Safety Educators use ____ for letters, memos, reports, and simple handouts.

Word processors

The best method of evaluating knowledge change is through________

Written test

What color paper gets the most attention?

Yellow Goldenrod

The color of paper used for handouts that gets the most attention are ________ and _________

Yellow / goldenrod

The_____ coalition was organized in 993 to mobilize support for the Consumer Safety Commission to keep its standards for the flammability of _____. By 1994 the coalition had achieved its goal.

children's sleepwear children's sleepwear

___ is the exchange of ideas and information that conveys an intended meaning in a form that is understood.

communication

The _____ statute was revised in 1976 to take into account developments in photocopiers, videotapes, motion pictures, broadcasting, cable television, and other technologies that had arisen since the previous act was adopted in 1909.

copyright

What laws provides that copyright owners shall have exclusive right to reproduce, distribute and use original works or expression fixed in a tangible medium?

copyright laws

Always tell young children what to ___, but do not show or discuss what they are ___ to do.

do not

What young children ___ has a more lasting effect than what they ___.

do see

Communication is much more than sharing an idea with another person, _______ takes place when the receiver of the message provides the sender with feedback.

effective communication

An _____________change is a change in the home or workplace following a presentation.

environmental

Ambulatory

person who is able to physically navigate without assistance

In 1954 Abraham Maslow stated that people had what five basic needs that motivate all actions?

physiological needs safety needs love and belonging needs esteem needs self actualization

Long term success of any program is due to the success of its many individual ______. It is critical that each and every presentation be as effective as possible.

presentation

____________ are a method of immediate evaluation

skills test

What is the most important part of the presentation?

the close

What sets the scene for the entire presentation?

the opening

Children aged __ to __ grow and change more rapidly than any other fire safety audience.

three to five

3 Basic Learning Styles

•Auditory •Visual •Kinesthetic (tactile)

3 Domains of Learning

•Cognitive •Affective •Psychomotor

3 Domains of Childhood Decelopment

•Cognitive (Intellectual) •Affective (Social/Emotional) •Physical (Fine/gross motor skills)

3 E's of Prevention & Additional 2 E's

•Engineering •Enforcement •Education •Economic Incentives •Emergency Response

List 5 Teaching Methods

•Lecture •Demonstration •Storytelling •Brainstorming •Games

7 Risk Factors

•Physical Disabilities •Cognitive Disabilities •High Risk Age Group •Cultural Barriers •Language Barriers •Socioeconomic Factors •Literacy

___________Is putting the message into words

Encoding

During a presentation, an exercise that involves two participants is called an____________

Energizers

Convection

Energy transfer by movement of a medium such as a gas or liquid

______ detectors are generally restricted to high hazard areas such as transformer vaults.

Flame

What is defined as when fire spreads very rapidly and other items in the room appear to burst into flames with average temperature at the ceiling ranging from 930 degrees to 1300 degrees F?

Flashover

Which index states that the average sentence has 9 words; a passage included 13 difficult words would be rated between 8th and 9th grade level?

Gunning FOG Index

____ is news that has a time value.

Hard news

___________ is news that has a time value

Hard news

A ____ is a combination of the fuel involved and the hazard of the occupancy.

Hazard

Matching extinguishers to ____ are extremely important.

Hazard

Risk

Likelihood of suffering harm from a hazard

A ____ is a description of specific actions to perform a fire and life safety behavior.

Message

This leader style has a moderated concern for production and a moderate concern for workers.

Middle of the road

Middle-of-the-road leadership

Moderate concern for workers and production. Results are also moderate, not exceptional

Project grant

Money given for a specific purpose. Such as advertising, training, video tapes, literature, etc.

Herzberg

Motivators - the job itself, recognition, advancement. Hygiene factors - friends with benefits, vacation, etc. These do not increase job satisfaction but can decrease motivation. Salary is a neutral motivator or factor. Work motivates the worker.

1975

NFIRS began in _______

1971

NFPA began the FIDO database in________

Ever since 1964 the _____ has functioned as a voluntary registry of specialized burn care facilities. This database includes medical records of almost 99,000 burn patients from 130 hospitals. New records are submitted at the rate of about 6,000 per year.

National Burn Information Exchange (NBIE)

What 2 kinds of national databases are potentially useful in planning local public fire and life safety education programs?

National Fire Database National Injury Data Sources

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

Needs that motivate behavior. More critical needs at the bottom. Bottom needs to be satisfied before moving up. Most basic needs are physiological - food, water, shelter. The next need is safety and security such as seat belts and PPE. The next need is social - belonging to a group. The next need is self esteem - rewards and recognition. The final need is self realization and fulfillment.

People talking to each other, sharing ideas, information, and resources is termed____________

Networking

In the last several years of the 20th century there has been major organizational shift from hierarchy to______________

Networks

Robert Havighurst,lists________ major groups of developmental tasks for elementary children

Nine

In the NFPA 704 the severity of a hazard is given by a number with 0 indicating _____ and 4 indicating _____.

No hazard Severe hazard

NFPA 704 M

No hazard 0 - 4 severe hazard Left side - blue - health Top - red - flammability Right side - yellow - reactivity Bottom - special hazards

What percentage of the page should be text?

No more than 60%

____ is a legal status that the U.S. Internal Revenue Service may give to an organization after the IRA has reviewed a written application.

Nonprofit

What are the 6 methods of evaluating programs?

Pretest - Posttest Skills test Survey Inspection Observation Injury/loss statistics

Phases of injury control

Prevention, treatment, rehabilitation

Some managers use the ________ when it comes to evaluating workers which involves the manager acknowledging accomplishments followed by a discussion of unsatisfactory performance, and ending with a review of both favorable and unfavorable performance.

Sandwich Technique

Teachable Moment

Scenario in which a student displays an interest in learning, demanding a quick response to the need of the learner.

Heat flux

Scientific measurement of how much heat is available for transfer to human skin

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, ___________is at the top of the pyramid

Self actualization

In kind contributions do not involve gifts of money; in kind contributions are gifts of___, ____, or ____.

Service Time Products

What is the 1st step in managing performance?

Setting expectations

____ are particularly popular with elementary age children; the educator make a statement and then asks the class to signal silently whether they agree with the statement.

Signaled responses

Proposal

Simply a document that describes what accomplishments the applicant promises to achieve in return for the investment

This leader style is very concerned about the production needs and the worker needs. They produce a very production oriented or a very worker oriented atmosphere.

Single Issue

____ is oral defamation.

Slander

Which method of brainstorming would be most advantageous for someone who is shy or when dealing with sensitive topics?

Slip

Guided Discovery

Small group discussion wherein participants are coached as they work to come up with solutions to problems on their own

32.8

Smoking accounts for _______% of all fire deaths to people aged 70 and older

___ is news that can be printed or broadcast today, tomorrow or next week; this type of news hangs on the human interest news peg.

Soft news

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define threat recognition?

Something isn't right and people hope the threat is false

Management

Sometimes called the art of accomplishing organizational objectives through and with people

Hazard

Source of a risk , a condition substance or device that can be directly caused an injury or loss

____ are the basic computer tool for dealing with numbers.

Spreadsheets

NFPA 1035

Standard for professional qualifications for public fire and life safety educator

Injury in America

Started in 1985. Each year 1 in every three Americans will suffer an injury severe enough to need medical attention . Injury is the fourth leading cause of death. Injury is the leading cause of death among children and young adults.

Persuade, require, provide automatic protection, all of the above

Strategies for preventing injuries

The evaluation of overall program following completion is known as _______________evaluation

Summative

_____ laws address media access to records of public meetings. These laws are local, state, or provincial laws which require pubic notification and open attendance of government meetings.

Sunshine

A____________ is an instrument used to identify the behavior and or attitude of the target audience

Survey

What are some instructional methods effective in reaching affective objectives?

Surveys Questionnaires Group Discussion Role play Case Studies

Democratic leadership

Group makes the decisions not the leader

Energized electrical equipment

A Class C fire extinguisher is utilized to combat a fire involving________

__ and ___ are privacy related .

Libel and slander

The channel or system that a person uses to communicate the message is called the____________

Medium

The form that a message takes is sometimes called its ___ or ____.

Medium communication vehicle

Heat is transferred from one item to another by __, ___, ___.

Radiation Convection Conduction

Prevention Messages

Raises Awareness

Mixon's Teaching Sequence (4)

1. Hear it 2. See it 3. Show it 4. Do it

Homes need __ smoke detector on each level of the residence, outside each sleeping area.

1

3 Domains of Childhood Development

1. Cognitive think/reason 2. Affective social/emotional 3. Physical gross/fine motor skills

Mixon's Teaching Sequence

1. Hear it 2. See it 3. Show it 4. Do it

In developing written material the minimum type size is_______ point

10

When using a flipchart a good target is _____to____ words per page

12 / 15

What estimated percent of knowledge comes form a combination of smell, taste, and touch?

12%

What estimated percent of all human knowledge is gained through hearing?

13%

Set up a room to locate the screen and projector ______degrees away from any uncurtained windows

180

History of public fire education

1909 NFPA Franklin Wentworth uses bulletins through correspondence in 70 cities 1939 to 1969 NFPA manager Percy bug me aka Mr fire protection 1950's Hartford Insurance Junior fire marshal program NFPA Sparky the Fire Dog 1973 "america burning" national commission on fire prevention in control 1974 NFPA study of motivational psychology related to fire prevention behaviour in children and adults resulted in changes to education using positive messages Mid 1970's reliable and affordable smoke detectors 1979 learn not to burn, ifsta 606 public fire education 1980 to now shifted to state, nonprofit, etc

The Freedom of Information Act was enacted in_________

1974

By ____ more than 13,000 fire departments in ___ states participated in gathering information about more than 970,000 fire incidents.

1987 41

A press release should start by summarizing the story in the _____ sentence.

1st

What type of burns affects only the skins outer layer, the epidermis which is like a sunburn but does not blister or scar?

1st Degree

According to some estimates what percentage of what people learn comes to them visually?

75%

A ______to_______ reading level is typical for adults in the United States

7th / 8th

Estimated 92% of households in the U.S. have smoke detectors, however about ___ % of those households have nonoperational smoke detectors.

20

The Learn Not to Burn Curriculum establishes __ keys fire safety behaviors for school children.

22

Then learn not to burn curriculum establishes_____ fire safety behaviors for school children

22

What type of burns extends to the dermis, second layer of skin, will blister and can be very painful and may even scar?

2nd Degree

Each year roughly ___ U.S. Fire departments participate in the annual NFPA survey. This survey has been conducted since _____.

3,000 1977

What is the typical reading level for adults in the U.S. ?

7th and 8th grade

Smoke detectors are required to have a sound level output of at least ____ decibels at ___ feet.

85 10

Smoke detector sound level

85 decibels at 10 feet

At 130 degrees Fahrenheit, it only takes ________to cause a serious burn

30 seconds

NFPA survey

3000 randomly selected departments began in 1977

What type of burns are serious injuries in which the skin is too damaged to heal due to all 3 layers of the skin being burned away?

3rd Degree

Roughly______% of a page should be illustrations and white space while no more than______% of a page should be text

40 / 60

The ideal length of a line of type is related to how much material the eye can see without moving; the ideal length is __ to __ characters per line.

40 to 50

Roughly what percentage of a page should be illustration and white?

40%

A study of 99 elementary school boys, ____ had engaged in fire play. Yet only 9% of those fires were reported to the fire department; 18% of the fires were set by children under the age of ____.

45% three

Child fire setting was responsible for _______deaths in 1991

457

Nonprofit, tax exempt organizations are sometimes called __.

501 (c) 3

NFPA ___ placard is a marking symbol for hazardous materials.

704

______% Of the US population depends on television as its primary source of news

72

% of what people learn comes to them visually

75

Canon

A collection of principles and rules

Program

A comprehensive strategy that addresses fire and life safety issues via educational means

Executive summary

A condensed version of the proposal, stating clearly and concisely the significance of the proposed activity and what will be accomplished.

Learning Disability

A disorder that affects people's ability to: •interpret what they see and hear OR •link information from different parts of the brain

Proposal

A document that describes what accomplishments the applicant promises to achieve in return for the investment of the sponsors funds.

Lesson plan

A guide for making a presentation

Dr. John Keating's four elements to panic behavior are:

A hope for escape even with closing escape routes Contagious behavior, especially if key noted by leaders of a group affected by fire. Aggressive concern by the individual for his or her own safety as opposed to concern for others in the same fire. Irrational, illogical response to the fire situation

Capital Campaign

A large-scale fund-raising activity in which the funds will support a building or occasionally another large expenditure

Budget

A plan for action with associated costs for the coming year

Budget

A plan of action with associated costs for the coming year.

Heat flux

A scientific measurement of how much heat is available for transfer to human skin.

Curriculum

A sequence of presentations on fire and life safety

Curriculum

A sequence of presentations on fire and life safety education

Presentation

A single delivery of fire and life safety information, also called a lesson

Presentation

A single delivery of fire and life safety information, also called a lesson.

Lesson plan

A step-by-step guide for presenting a lesson

A_t_&_t motivators

A whole job beginning to end. Regular contact with users or clients. Use of a variety of tasks and skills. Freedom for self-direction. Direct feedback from the work itself. A chance for self development.

2 people could react very differently to the same fire. How well someone can withstand the physical assault of fire, heat, smoke, and gases depends on what?

Age of the victim - very old and very young don't do well Size - larger people can tolerate large doses of toxic gases Pre-existing medical condition Respiratory capacity - 3 out of 4 fire deaths are due to smoke inhalation Medication, drugs or alcohol

General Support Grant

Also called unrestricted, can be used for anything.

In 1974 the report of the National Commission of Fire Prevention and Control a book called ____ provided a fresh and very dramatic look at the U.S. fire problem

America Burning

Selection

An inventory of community resources would be accomplished under the___________ step of the planning process

Public policy

An overall plan that embraces a community's goals and acceptable procedures

Public policy

An overall plan that embraces the community's goals and acceptable procedures

What are the 3 basic components of curriculum development?

Analysis Design Evaluation

Three basic components of curriculum development

Analysis, design, and evaluation.

What are 3 main sources of information about fires in the United States?

Annual NFPA Survey of Fire Departments The National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) of FEMA/USFA Fire Incident Data Organization (FIDO) by NFPA

Analysis

Assessing the educational needs of the audience, determining the characteristics of the learner, and establishing desired levels of learning are the steps in the ___________ component of curriculum development

Affective domain

Attitudes, values, and habits. Testimonials, role play, personal stories.

Which style of leadership has the leader relying very little on suggestions from other by making decisions independently, and informing people after the decision is made?

Autocratic

What are the 3 broad styles of leadership?

Autocratic Laissez-faire Democratic

Three broad leadership styles

Autocratic, laissez faire, democratic

______________ materials attempt to make the audience more aware of a problem or situation

Awareness

Materials alone do not make an educational program; materials used by the fire and life safety educator fall into what 3 broad categories based on their intended purpose?

Awareness materials Informational materials Educational materials

At a minimum when should educational materials be evaluated?

Before their first use

FIDO

Began in 1971. About 2,000 incidents a year. Includes fires involving 5 or more civilian deaths, one or more firefighter deaths, any large dollar loss, highrise fires.

NFIRs

Began in 1975. Under the US Fire Administration. In 1987 13030 departments participated.

The change _______is a change and a person's action

Behavior

FLSE prevention strategies

Behavioral changes through public education Legislative changes through laws Environmental and technical development

Leadership landmines

Believe that one leadership style fits every person. A tendency to be overly autocratic or dictatorial. A tendency to adopt the same approach to leadership used by impressive former managers

NFPA 704 identifies what three kinds of hazards associated with the hazardous materials?

Blue - Health Red - Flammability Yellow - Reactivity White - Represents a specialized hazard that might be with the product like the use of no water

Identification

Determining major fire problems

Design

Determining the program itself

____ questions are aimed at one person in the audience.

Direct

What are the 4 types of questions that fire and life safety educators use?

Direct question Overhead questions Rhetorical questions Relay questions

What guidelines should the educator follow when planning for the next years budget?

Do a self critique of last years budget Start a file of cost information Keep accurate records about this year's costs Learn to use a computer spreadsheet before the next budget cycle

According to ______ managers saw employees in one of two ways called Theory X and Theory Y.

Douglas McGregor

X, Y

Douglas McGregor developed a concept in which managers employees in two ways, Theory _____and Theory_____

This leader style has a high concern for the workers as well as a high degree of concern for production and encourages the workers to be all they can be.

Dual issue

3,000

Each year roughly __________U.S.fire departments participate in the annual NFPA survey

Lobbying

Educating a person or an organization about your position on an issue

Lobbying

Educating a person or organization about your position on an issue or even urging the person or organization to adopt your position

___ is defined as the process of teaching, instructing, or training students in new skills.

Education

____________ is the process of teaching, instructing, or training students in new skills

Education

An ____________ spells out more exactly what the audience needs to do to perform a behavior.

Educational message

________ are sometimes called instructional objectives, behavioral objectives, or learning objectives.

Educational objectives

____ are very important tools in getting and keeping the attention of the audience.

Effective materials

NFA's developing fire and life safety strategies course recommends__________ guidelines to follow when setting up a coalition

Eight

NBIE has what four objectives?

Establish standards for the burned patient's care To provide information for the improvement of the burned patient's care To further develop the expertise of the NBIE membership To provide etiological (injury cause) information for the prevention of severe burns

When fuel continues to burn without the external heat sources this is called what?

Established burning

92

Estimated ______percent of households in the US have smoke detectors

When developing an _____ for a specific type of presentation it is necessary to identify which step will be achieved by the presentation or program and which of the steps will be evaluated.

Evaluation plan

After the first evaluation educational materials should be re-evaluated how often?

Every year

What are the 3 kinds of exit lighting and signs?

Exit Lighting Emergency Lighting Exit Signs

Humankind's earliest communications medium was probably___________

Facial gestures

An individual who is responsible for stimulating others to participate in the group discussion through brainstorming to lead the group the broad agreement is called a____________

Facilitator

When team teaching the second instructor only needs to be present when he or she is actually teaching. T / F

False

_____________ is a response that demonstrates understanding

Feedback

What is defined as the rapid oxidation process with the evolution of light and heat in varying intensities?

Fire

What is defined as the technical understanding of how fires ignite, grow, and spread?

Fire Dynamics

What is defined as the basic measurement of fire stored energy?

Fire Load

_____ is much more widespread than most parents realize.

Fire Play

The need for Life Safety affects the community Public funds pay for fire and life safety Both A&B are correct

Fire and life safety is a public issue because___________

Public policy

Fire and life safety programs are part of a community's________

Which index is based on a 100 word passage of written material; counts the average number of words per sentence; the average number of syllables in the passage; the average sentence has 9 words; 100 word passage contained 155 syllabus which is slightly higher than the standard seventh and eight grade level of 147?

Flesch Reading Ease and Grade Level Index

What are inexpensive, easy to change or adapt for reuse at different presentations, and effective with small groups?

Flip charts

Which is not considered a mass media outlet?

Flyers

The Hunter lesson plan model

Focuses on skill practice. Includes anticipatory set, objective, input, modeling, checking for understanding, guided practice, independent practice, closure.

The evaluation of an individual presentation or part of an overall program is called_____________ evaluation

Formative

____________ is the classic form of brainstorming

Free wheeling

What Act was enacted in the mid 1960s and strengthened in 1974?

Freedom of Information Act

In kind contributions

Gifts of tangible items not money. Examples are batteries, smoke detectors, Gatorade, etc.

Working with elected officials

Go through channels, be consistent and honest, keep in touch, keep presentation simple, use fact, share the credit, be patient.

People learn from cradle to___________

Grave

____ detectors are fixed temperature detectors and rate of rise detectors.

Heat

135 degrees Fahrenheit

Heat detector activation point

____ is the scientific measurement of how much heat is available for transfer to a human skin.

Heat flu

Dual issue leadership

High concern for workers. High concern for production. Job satisfaction is personally satisfying

492

How many individuals died in the Coconut Grove fire of 1942?

Identifying major local fire and safety problems and concern is the objective of ______.

Identification

What is the 5 step process for public fire education planning?

Identification - of a major problem Selection - of the most cost effective objectives for the education program Design - of the program itself Implementation - of the program plan Evaluation - of the fire safety program to determine impact

5 step planning process

Identification, selection, design, implementation, evaluation.

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define reassessment ?

If the action does not appear to work, the people will reassess

What are the 4 sub specialties of fire dynamics most interesting to educators?

Ignition and heat release Heat transfer Fire growth and spread Flashover

What 3 things have the greatest impact on ignition behavior?

Ignition temperature Surface area Mass of a material

What are some instructional methods effective in reaching psychomotor objectives?

Illustrations Demonstration and drill Role playing

Reaction Message

Improves Responce

Franklin Wentworth

In 1909, _________an NFPA staff member was recruiting correspondence to place public education bulletins and local newspapers

NFPA 1031

In 1977 standard for inspector, investigator, fire prevention education officer

1031

In 1977, NFPA standard for a professional qualifications for fire inspector, fire investigator, and fire prevention officer was published

Cooking

In 1990, ___________was the leading cause of residential fires

26

In the Portland smoke detector program, the targeted neighborhood had______ % of the city's fire deaths

5 / 70

In the United States, children under the age of_____ and adults aged ______or older have the highest fire death rates

Dual issue

In the __________leadership style, the leader has a high degree of concern for workers as well as a high degree of concern for production.

Identification

In the planning process, the _____________steps objective is to identify major local fire and life safety problems

5

In the text, "the strategies for residential fire sprinklers" list _____steps for gaining community support for legislation

1990

In what year did Oklahoma State University published the first issue of the Public Fire Education Digest?

1954

In what year was Sparky the Fire Dog created?

__ is defined as facts, knowledge, data, or publicity.

Information

In 1985 a book just like America Burning was called ____ called national attention to injury as a national problem.

Injury in America

Injury in america

Introduced injury control to a wide audience

Use the ____ style by putting the most important facts first and the least important facts last.

Inverted pyramid

Products of combustion can be detected by this smoke detector by using tiny amounts of radioactive materials, when the smoke enters the chamber they it attaches itself to the electrically charged molecules which sets this type of detector off>

Ionization smoke detector

This detector responds to most fires; however it responds faster to flaming fires than to smoldering fires.

Ionization smoke detector

What guidelines should the educator use to keep the expense log useful?

Keep the log as simple as possible by recording info that will be used Make the log clear Enter expenses regularly Log expenses by project

_________ is a distortion of the projected transparency image that happens when the projector and screen are not square to each other

Keystoning

What are the key messages that should be remembered after purchasing a fire extinguisher?

Know how to use the extinguisher Know when to use it Know whether the extinguisher needs annual maintenance or replacement after use

There are several ways that educators can work with the media to deliver fire and safety education messages. To lay the groundwork the educator needs to be able to do what?

Know the community's media services Build the departments reputation with the media Identify key players Match the medium to the message

Children Elderly Both A&B

Knowing your audience involves knowing those groups with a high fire risk as well as knowing all the possible target audiences. Which example below would be a target audience?

The_________ change is an increase in the understanding of fire and life safety

Knowledge

_____ is the strongest weapon in the fire and life safety educator's arsenal against death, injury, and property loss.

Knowledge

Which style of leadership has the leader sharing responsibility with the group with this leader relying on other people for suggestions and delegated some of the decisions to others?

Laissez-faire

Which 2 types of leadership styles are not well suited for emergencies?

Laissez-faire Democratic

Capital grant

Large-scale fundraising for things such as a building or other large expense.

Laissez faire leadership

Leader and group work together. Leader delegates some tasks and responsibilities

Autocratic leadership

Leader doesn't use others opinions. Fast but doesn't use others experience

What two successful programs for children done by the NFPA?

Learn not to Burn The Pre-school Program

____________ is knowledge gained through observation and study, resulting in a change of attitude and behavior

Learning

____ is defined as knowledge gained through observation and study, resulting in change of attitude or behavior, ___ cannot take place without change.

Learning learning

What are some characteristics of learning?

Learning is a lifelong activity Learning can be very uncomfortable and stressful People learn at different rates People learn in a variety of ways To be effective, learning must be reinforced Effective learning requires support from the people who influence or control the students Learning is enhanced when the senses are stimulated Learning is most effective when it is focused Learning is incremental Learners must identify with the importance or personal significance of the message

Passive Learning

Learning that involves: •reading •hearing •seeing

Active Learning

Learning that involves: •saying •doing

What are some instructional methods effective in reaching cognitive objectives?

Lecture Illustration Guided discussion Conference discussion Case study

Live with

Legislative strategy sometimes becomes a compromise between what some parties want and what the parties can____________

A ___ is defined as a guide for making a presentation.

Lesson Plan

A___ is a guide for making a presentation.

Lesson Plan

A _____ is a simple step by step guide for presenting a lesson, it guides how the students and educator spend their class time, it is not a document that dictates what must happen during each class minute, and a good one has some built in flexibility.

Lesson plan

___ is written defamation; it is essentially a false or defamatory attack in written form on a person's reputation or character.

Libel

Bureaucratic leadership

Low concern for workers. Low concern for production. Minimum needed to get by. Discourages extra effort. Found in unions or merit systems

___ is sometimes called " the art of accomplishing organizational objectives through and with people.

Management

_____ is the planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating the work of other people.

Management

When advising the public about what type of portable fire extinguisher to choose the fire educator will emphasize what to key points?

Match the extinguisher to the fuel Match the extinguisher to the hazard

Based on a study conducted by the Children's Television Network what were some of the inappropriate preschool fire safety messages for television broadcast that would require an adult to ensure that the child received the correct fire safety messages?

Matches are for grown ups Put a burn in cool water Stop drop and roll if your clothes catch fire Crawl low under smoke

What 3 key areas help participants understand how factors will react with each other?

Material properties Temperature of Ignition Source Amount of heat applied

The _____________in a set of scores is simply the average score

Mean

The final step in the evaluation process is to develop a conclusion about the effectiveness of the presentation. The conclusion is always based on ________________interpretation of results

Objective

National Fire Prevention Week

October 8 to 10 Anniversary of Chicago Fire

Too many type faces seem to clutter written material which make it difficult to read; as a rule of thumb use __ type face for main text.

One

Once

One technique of time management is to handle a piece of paper only______

Population trends

One third of population growth is from immigration, 45 percent of the population moves over a five-year period, one in three Americans will be a minority by 2000 . The average retirement age will move from 62 to 70 by the year 2000.

What are the 5 steps that a program goes through that results in reduction in fires and injuries?

Outreach activity Knowledge change Behavior change Environmental change End impact

____ question are aimed at the whole group; anyone is free to respond; these questions are particularly helpful in starting thinking or discussion or in bringing our ideas and opinions.

Overhead

_____________Questions are aimed at the whole group rather than one person

Overhead

The Federal Communications Commission define__________ as any announcement for which no charge is made and which promotes programs, activities, or services of federal, state, and local government

PSA's

Prefrontal Cortex

Part of brain in charge of executive functions: •resisting impulses •planning ahead •thinking before acting

13,000

Participation in NFIRS is largely voluntary, although some states require participation. By 1987, more then ___________departments participated.

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define definition ?

People ask themselves, what do they know about the threat

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define commitment ?

People begin to act on the decision made during evaluation

In the 6 basic techniques people use to decided what to do in a fire define evaluation ?

People decide whether to fight or flight

Strategies to prevent injuries

Persuade - seat belts , smoke detectors Require - laws for seatbelts, laws for smoke detectors Provide automatic protection - automatic seatbelts, sprinkler systems

This detector is sometimes called the visible products of combustion detector and it uses a photoelectric cell coupled with a light source. It performs in 2 ways with beam application and refractory application

Photoelectric smoke detector

_______are a frequent topic for presentations for both the general public and in the workplace.

Portable extinguishers

Experience presenters know that what is the key to success when doing a presentation?

Preparation

Four steps of teaching

Preparation, presentation, application, evaluation.

A ___ is defined as a single delivery of fire and life safety information and is also called a lesson.

Presentation

A___ is a description of specific actions to perform a fire and life safety behavior.

Presentations

A____________ is a written news release for a newspaper

Press release

3 examples from each of the 3 message types to preschoolers

Prevention: •Matches and lighters are tools not toys •Stay away from hot things •Once I'm buckled, I stay buckled Reaction: •Stop, drop, and roll •Get out and stay out •Get low under smoke Preparedness •Recognize the firefighter as a helper •Talk to mom and dad about safety •Families need smoke alarms and need to test them monthly

A__ is a comprehensive strategy that addresses fire and life safety issues via educational means.

Program

A____ is defined as a comprehensive strategy that addresses fire and life safety issues via educational means.

Program

What 5 terms describe the building blocks of fire and life safety education programs?

Program Curriculum Lesson Plans Presentation Message

Which is not one of the three basic parts of a presentation?

Prologue

___ are objects that the audience can see, touch, smell, and hear.

Props

________ are objects that the audience can see, touch, smell, or hear

Props

The term grantmanship is used so often that it may seem as though preparing a proposal is a very difficult chore. A ___ is simply a document that describes what accomplishments the applicant promises to achieve in return for the investment of the sponsor's funds.

Prospal

Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws are often said to be for minorities but EEO laws apply to ________.

Protected groups - which include blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Native Americans, women, disadvantaged young people, veterans, and people over the age of 40

The Learn Not to Burn behaviors are organized into what 3 categories?

Protection Prevention Persuasion

Preparedness Messages

Provides Strategies, Tools and Skills

_____ objectives are changes in skills, in what the audience can do to increase their safety.

Psychomotor

5

Public fire education planning involves a _____step process

______________ approaches to the evaluation process use numbers to compare different materials and methods

Quantitative

What are some of the negative physical effects during fire that visible smoke produces?

Reduced Visibility Irritation and toxicity caused by inhaling smoke particles Emotional effects, causing fear

_____ questions are questions from the audience that the educator sends back to the audience; using these types of questions is a good technique for opening discussions.

Relay

____ questions are very similar to overhead questions the answer is not expected.

Rhetorical

Physicians use the ____ to calculate the percent of body surface area burned in adults and children.

Rule of Nines

What is the number one concern with demonstrations?

Safety

First rule of fundraising

local requests have a better chance then requests of distant large organizations.

Autism

neurobiological development disability •social interactions •verbal/nonverbal communication


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