NAUI Divemaster Final Exam: Educating Divers about NAUI Values and Attitudes

In order for rules to be effectively used, they must be 'strongly recommended'. A motivational tool that NAUI leaders can use when leading diving activities is to 'decide objectives, identify equipment requirements, and schedule the activity'. NAUI's position on the use of the buddy system is that it is 'strive to know more than we teach'.

Three essential steps of dive planning include 'decide objectives, identify equipment requirements, and schedule the activity', 'analyze potential hazards', and 'plan for emergency situations'. The great advantage of a prep course is its 'purpose' to educate students about diving safety and responsibility.

Wisdom and character 'is key to success' at a NAUI ITC and as a NAUI Instructor. Record keeping and organizing divers are essential skills for a NAUI Divemaster to master.

A mentor's role should be an example and comfort to you, guiding you in your preparation through 'counseling'. Tasks that a NAUI Divemaster may perform include, but are not limited to, 'assisting instructors with student training', 'leading diving activities', and 'providing guidance on dive planning'.

NAUI Divemasters should have excellent communication skills so that they may help individual divers 'understand the importance of safety procedures'. The number of participants for any diving activity should be based on 'the number of divers that can be reasonably handled with an appropriate level of care'.

Criteria for conducting diving activities include 'ensuring adequate supervision', 'using assistants to enhance student safety', and 'maintaining a safe and responsible attitude towards the environment'. A NAUI Divemaster certification means you are qualified to 'instruct skin diving portions of scuba classes' and 'lead diving activities with minimal supervision'.

The use of assistants during training is recommended because it 'enhances student safety' and 'provides an opportunity for students to learn from experienced instructors'. An active- status NAUI Skin Diving Instructor is qualified to 'teach skin diving courses independently' and 'certify divers in skin diving specialties'.

Active-status Divemasters are often on staff at dive resorts functioning as 'underwater guides' or 'instructors'. A mistake during the exam should be erased or marked with a dark X through your first answer.

By following NAUI's guidelines and values, you will be well-prepared to lead safe and responsible diving activities. Remember that 'wisdom and character is key to success' at all levels of diving instruction.

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