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Telling Cops to Get More Sleep Isn’t Working

Telling Cops to Get More Sleep Isn’t Working

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  Sleep matters, and many officers don’t need another reminder. Every wellness briefing and medical appointment already says it. Exhausted…
When Performance Reviews are a Waste of Time

When Performance Reviews are a Waste of Time

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  Ask any high performer what frustrates them most about working with others, and chances are, they’ll say the same…
Progressive Learning in High-Stakes Training

Progressive Learning in High-Stakes Training

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  Exposure to realism is essential in military and law enforcement training, but realism alone doesn’t create readiness. Police officers…
The Role of Emotions in Police Training

The Role of Emotions in Police Training

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  Every decision in the day-to-day work of law enforcement draws on resources from both the body and the brain.…
Hit the pause button – How to incorporate reflection into training

Hit the pause button – How to incorporate reflection into training

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Neighbors are shouting, there are multiple people in the house, a child is playing with a dog in the yard,…
The 5 Flags Instructors Should Capture During a Scenario

The 5 Flags Instructors Should Capture During a Scenario

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  When instructors conduct a debrief after a training scenario, most officers remember a handful of moments, usually anchored to…
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