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What Stress Inoculation Training Really Is In Scenario-Based Training

What Stress Inoculation Training Really Is In Scenario-Based Training

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The term Stress Inoculation Training (SIT) gets used loosely in firearms and use-of-force training circles, often as shorthand for “make…
Training with an AI partner? Your high-tech ride-along

Training with an AI partner? Your high-tech ride-along

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We’re all starring in a movie that’s starting to feel more like Blade Runner than L.A. Confidential. Artificial intelligence (AI) has officially jumped…
Communication Skills Are Harder to Train Than You Think

Communication Skills Are Harder to Train Than You Think

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Communication skills training is largely treated as knowledge transfer. You teach officers principles like active listening and offering options to…
What Three Decades of Simulation Training Tell Us About Group Size

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?

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…
Pushback as a training signal

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…
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