Best Course of Action for Improving the Curriculum

C.

The BEST course of action for the instructor who noticed many improvements that need to be made to the course curriculum throughout the delivery of a five-day class is to report recommended revisions and changes to existing materials, and make suggestions for new programs and activities as appropriate (option C).

Option A, waiting for the updated curriculum from the regularly scheduled developer review, is not the best course of action since it does not address the immediate needs of the instructor and the students in the current class.

Option B, making revisions and changes to the existing materials and activities so the materials will be more effective for subsequent courses, may be a good option, but it should be done in conjunction with option C. The instructor should report the recommended revisions and changes to the course developer, so they can make the necessary updates to the curriculum for future courses.

Option D, informing the developer each time an improvement needs to be made so the change can be implemented immediately, is not the best course of action since it may not be practical or feasible to make immediate changes during the delivery of the course. It is better to report the recommended changes and revisions to the course developer for future improvements to the course materials.

Therefore, the best course of action is for the instructor to report recommended revisions and changes to existing materials, and make suggestions for new programs and activities as appropriate, to ensure that future classes are improved based on the instructor's feedback.