What Three Decades of Simulation Training Tell Us About Group Size
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How historical training norms and learning science make the case for smaller groups A new argument has been circulating in…
Training for … Inaction?
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In high-risk environments, action often receives the most attention. Force decisions and rapid responses tend to define how readiness…
Integrating All Four Learning Styles into Transit Operator Training
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There are many ways to think about how people learn. For most trainers and classroom teachers, Neil Fleming’s “VARK”…
Pushback as a training signal
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How instructors can provide early warning to prevent future problems Imagine you’re at the gym doing bench presses — same…
Why Storytelling Strengthens Police Simulation Training
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When building a training experience in simulation, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the mechanics and the technical…
The Real Cost of Lead: Why the Bullet Bank Is a Game Changer
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If you’ve spent any time managing an outdoor range, you probably look at that dirt berm or sandpit and…