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Course Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify and discuss what enhances or detracts from
the adult learning process.
- Discuss the meaning and application of several
instructional terms and concepts.
- Summarize the characteristics of the adult learner.
- Identify and describe characteristics of ineffective and
effective instructors.
- Employ the instructor assessment criteria used by
NCBRT when assessing teachback deliveries.
- Discuss specific presentation skills and techniques in
detail.
- Apply questioning techniques effectively.
- Reflect upon and improve instructional methods and
styles based on feedback and assessments from this
exercise.
- Identify and discuss different instructional methods.
- Anticipate and/or respond effectively to challenging
classroom situations associated with the instructor, the
participant, and the learning environment.
- Recognize and respond appropriately to challenges
to the professional image of themselves and their
organization.
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- Articulate the organization’s vision and its standards of
conduct.
- Reflect upon and improve instructional method and
style based on feedback and assessments from this
exercise.
Target Audience/Discipline
Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management Agency, Fire Service, Governmental Administrative, Hazardous Materials Personnel, Law Enforcement, Public Health
The Instructor Development Workshop is primarily
designed for experienced emergency response
professionals (i.e., those trained in law enforcement,
firefighting, hazardous materials, emergency medical
services and similar occupations, as well as Subject
Matter Experts [SME]) involved in the planning,
preparation, response, or recovery phases of disaster or
emergency response. Emergency planners, healthcare
professionals, former military personnel, and individuals
employed in the agricultural industry can also benefit
from attending this course.
Scheduling
Contact Lori Percle at 225-578-4087 today to schedule this course. |
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Min/Max Enrollment Min 10; Max 30
Hours 24.0
Format Instructor-Led Training (Direct Delivery)
DHS Course # MGT-323
Prerequisites
• Seven years of successful service in a profession with responsibilities involving the planning, preparation, response, or recovery phases of disaster or emergency response
• Three years experience in any capacity dealing with adult learning
• Completion of IS-700 training course
• Completion of IS-800 training course
• Government-issued identification card
Facility Requirements
Please view this document for facility requirements
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