I do. Seems like a no-brainer for a timed test.o b juan wrote:I have intended to ask this question for some time..
Who uses a stop watch for timing??
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- Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:27 am
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Re: My First 4 Hour Class
- Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:48 pm
- Forum: Instructors' Corner
- Topic: My First 4 Hour Class
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Re: My First 4 Hour Class
Maybe I'm a rebel, but I consider the outline to be a guide until such time as DPS notifies me that I must use it.sjfcontrol wrote:I haven't read the course outline in detail (yet), but are those times (and content) "required" or mearly suggestions? I thought the actual course content was left up to the discretion of the instructor as long as the required subjects were covered.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I just taught my first 4 hour class today and it certainly was different. I had planned to do my full presentation on the use of force/deadly force and cut the time on other subjects. However, the new DPS course outline just released sets out max/min. times for each of the 4 food groups. It also is pretty detailed as to what they want covered and that combined with the max/min times made it a totally different course than I had planned to give. I had amended my PowerPoint presentation to accommodate the 4 classroom hours, but now I'm going to start from scratch.
Next session we need to repeal the requirement for non-violent dispute resolution so we can spend more time on use of force.
Chas.
And +1 for dropping NVDR.