EMS- Reshaping our thoughts on Adult Education

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This is a presentation I put together on 4 hours notice as part of a testing (hiring) process for an EMS education position I was awarded. I use this in teaching new FTO\'s, supervisors, and other trainers to motivate them about a good education program. Needless to say there is a lot of passionate dialog that goes along with this....

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Reshaping our thoughts on Adult Education And how those thoughts impact Ada County Paramedics Reshaping our thoughts on Adult Education

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ANDRAGOGY is the art and science of helping adults learn. PEDAGOGY is the art and science of helping children learn

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Interesting side note There is some growing evidence that the teachers of children and teachers of adults tend to share many of these traits with their students.

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Why having a good program is important to Ada County Paramedics?

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