Articles, Videos, & Podcasts

Adult learning concepts remind me of a young officer being issued their first radar unit or computer. They open the carton, remove the device, and immediately go to work without any instructions or training. This usually produces lackluster results requiring a better understanding of how the device operates to achieve the desired performance. Many instructors approach adult learning the same way. They hear terms like engagement, collaborative learning, and student-centered

Today use of force discussions are more important than ever. Whether in law enforcement, self-defense cases, or civil litigation, understanding the nuances of subject matter can be challenging. Expert witness services play a crucial role in clarifying these complex issues and provide insights that can help juries and judges make informed decisions. Simply stated, an expert witness is someone who has specialized knowledge in a particular field. This knowledge allows them to

If you were an academy cadet prior to 2010, there is a good chance you had little or no exposure to scenario training. Those who did participate in such training were likely subjected to “Shoot/Don’t Shoot” scenarios, which often resulted in a competition among the instructors to see how many cadets they could shoot. Unfortunately, these “no win” scenarios were often perceived as a final exam to determine how much a cadet had learned during the academy, which was problematic