About JSOU
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*Continuous Learning (CL) courses are not shownJoint Sensitive Activities Managers Course
Joint SOF Logistics Course
Theater Special Operations Command Staff Preparation Course-Virtual
Recent Publications
Nigeria’s Hidden War: The Jihadist Campaign Behind the “Farmer-Herder” Label—Implications for U.S. Special Operations Command and the Education-Security Nexus in Plateau and Benue States
Echoes in the Void: Finding Universal Patterns in the Utility of SOF Across Epochs
Small and Unthreatening: The Case for Increased Cyber Operations
Featured Publications
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About JSOU
Popular Resources
Upcoming Courses
*Continuous Learning (CL) courses are not shownJoint Sensitive Activities Managers Course
Joint SOF Logistics Course
Theater Special Operations Command Staff Preparation Course-Virtual
Recent Publications
Nigeria’s Hidden War: The Jihadist Campaign Behind the “Farmer-Herder” Label—Implications for U.S. Special Operations Command and the Education-Security Nexus in Plateau and Benue States
Echoes in the Void: Finding Universal Patterns in the Utility of SOF Across Epochs
Small and Unthreatening: The Case for Increased Cyber Operations
Featured Publications
Quick Links
JSOU Instructional Seminar
Description
The course prepares Joint Special Operations Components and Chairs to develop and teach curricula while creating an active learning environment focusing on outcome-based learning through the use of various teaching methodologies. Students will participate in lessons on learning theory, instructional systems design, the JSOU SEEC, active learning, and student assessment and evaluation. This instruction includes planning, tools, and techniques that are essential to provide an engaging learning experience for students.
Audience
Academic Chairs and Component representatives.
Remarks
None
Materials
All required texts and materials will be available to the student on either the course e-Campus site or issued upon arrival in the classroom.
Accreditation
This course is not accredited.