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Strategies for Instructional Excellence

September 23-25, 2019 | Denver Area, CO

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Develop and enhance the skills of the 21st Century criminal justice instructor or trainer. Examine how adults learn and explore effective instructional methods. Develop a structured learning plan, apply adult-learning techniques, utilize instructional technology, evaluate learner retention strategies, and the legal implication of instruction.

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Training includes classroom and scenario-based exercises. Past participants had this to say... * “You have made a huge impact in my training style! Therefore you made a difference in all of my future students—thank you!” * “By far the best instructional class I have ever attended.” * “I appreciate the approachability and obvious depth of knowledge from both instructors. So many good resources, strategies, activities, etc.”

What's In It For You

Upon completion of this training, you will be able to: • Consider why a great instructor is great- Impact-based instruction • Get your students actively learning! No more Death by PowerPoint© (D.B.P.P.) • Consider and apply adult learning techniques through exercises and practical learning • Review how adults retain information to maximize instructional outcomes • Discuss and address instructing mandated curriculum • Apply scenario-based learning practices to maximize student retention

Is This Training For You?

* Community Corrections Officer * Court System Personnel * Educator * Emergency Management * Law Enforcement * Law Enforcement Support * Prosecutors * Social Workers * Tribes/Tribal Partners * Victim Service Providers

About the Venue

Thornton Police Department 9551 Civic Center Drive Denver, CO 80229

Lodging Options

Courtyard by Marriott Denver North/Westminster 14355 Orchard Pkwy Westminster, CO, 80023 There is no room block. Please request the state/government room rates when booking lodging.

This fee includes 24 hours of training, program materials, instructional costs, and refreshment breaks. Participants are responsible for costs and arrangements related to meals, travel, and lodging.

Post Training Detail

Another training opportunity for training in Denver! [Psychology of School Threat Assessments](http://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00006819/TRI0008531/psychology-of-threat-assessments-1) Sep 26-27, 2019 Examine the psychological and behavioral aspects of threat assessment and management. Gain understanding in normal versus abnormal child and adolescent behaviors, identifying red-flags, why threats are made, and how threats can be managed along a pathway toward violence (both short and long-term) to ensure personnel safety. Review common problems in school threat assessment and propose solutions. Learn multidisciplinary threat assessment and management strategies and explore empirically based youth-violence risk and protective factors. Review assessment tools for use in the school system. Participate in simulated threat assessments and management with followup discussion (hotwash).

Instructors
Presenter - Aaron Tomlinson
Aaron Tomlinson   Program Development Administrator, National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

Aaron brings over 25 years of instructional experience, ranging from graduate-level teaching to leading seminar-style sessions for both public and private sector organizations. Previously, he served as a master instructor for the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Instructor Development Program, and has taught at numerous colleges and police organizations. Aaron's instructional administrative roles have included coordinating law enforcement academies/jail academies, managing continuing education programs, and developing national criminal justice/social service-related programs. Additionally, Aaron worked as a police officer for nearly 20 years and found great fulfillment in serving the community. He holds a graduate degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in Public Finance, as well as degrees in Adult Learning and Community College Leadership.

Aaron Tomlinson   Program Development Administrator, National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

Aaron brings over 25 years of instructional experience, ranging from graduate-level teaching to leading seminar-style sessions for both public and private sector organizations. Previously, he served as a master instructor for the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Instructor Development Program, and has taught at numerous colleges and police organizations. Aaron's instructional administrative roles have included coordinating law enforcement academies/jail academies, managing continuing education programs, and developing national criminal justice/social service-related programs. Additionally, Aaron worked as a police officer for nearly 20 years and found great fulfillment in serving the community. He holds a graduate degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in Public Finance, as well as degrees in Adult Learning and Community College Leadership.

Presenter - Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth Jones   Manager of Instructional Excellence, Center for Instructional Excellence, Fox Valley Technical College

Elizabeth has more than seventeen years’ experience teaching professional communications and instructional design, with a special emphasis upon instructional innovation and adult learning. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at El Paso, a doctorate from Texas Tech University, and a Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design from The University of Wisconsin—Stout.

Elizabeth Jones   Manager of Instructional Excellence, Center for Instructional Excellence, Fox Valley Technical College

Elizabeth has more than seventeen years’ experience teaching professional communications and instructional design, with a special emphasis upon instructional innovation and adult learning. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at El Paso, a doctorate from Texas Tech University, and a Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design from The University of Wisconsin—Stout.

Contact Information

Jessica Heimann
(855) 866- 2582
jessica.heimann2274@fvtc.edu
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