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Yesterday I completed my official instructor certification training for the Army. I am now officially instructor qualified.

 

This is the instructor badge that instructors are supposed to wear at the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Center and School. My peers call it "The Push-to-Talk Button."

 

The instructor training doesn't really teach you anything - it's more a test to make sure you are an OK public speaker and you know not to fraternize with the students. After more than 20 years, I think I had that figured out.

 

Getting this badge for me was sentimental and exciting.

 

Sentimental because when I came on active duty as an officer in 1992, I remember all of the instructors wearing these badges and thinking it was a mark that set them apart. They were a part of something that I was trying to figure out.

 

Exciting because since I was a kid, I've always wanted to be a teacher. I thought maybe I'd be a high school English teacher at one point, then I thought I'd maybe teach philosophy to undergrads. Then life gets in the way and you wind up spending a couple of decades doing other stuff you never really thought you'd be doing. But next Wednesday I will stand in front of my first real class - and I will finally get to do what I have always wanted to do. Oh, and I'll be teaching graduate-level Macroeconomics. It's a long way from Shakespeare, but a rose by any other name - well, you know the rest.

 

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Instructor Harald Hiesinger explains to the ESA's Pangaea 2021course trainees the how the meteorite impact changed the Riegelberg area, in Germany.

 

Credits: ESA–A.Romeo

Formal interactions that the instructor has with the content, both in terms of design and development as well as in teaching or facilitating the course

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

The NCOs of the Regimental Orientation Program (ROP) provide instruction to the the newest Soldiers at the 3d United States Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., August 24th, 2015. The three-week program is designed to train new Soldiers in rifle movements, ceremonial marching and uniform styles unique to The Old Guard. (U.S. Army Photos by Spc. Cody W. Torkelson)

Instructor Steven White listens for the stops on a bus ride during the travel class at Blind Industries and Services of Maryland.

Tactical shooting requires agile and adaptive thinkers able to handle the challenges of full spectrum operations in an era of persistent conflict. To meet this requirement, TAPS delivers a comprehensive, systematic, progressive Train-the-Trainer shooting program focused on fundamental mastery and built for Law Enforcement officers, military personal, and qualified civilians. Designed for leaders and trainers, the TAPS course also applies to the patrol-level officer, basic level Soldiers, and civilian self & home defense minded shooters. The approach to instruction is through coaching and mentorship and both demonstrates and transfers a training method that is safe, effective, combat relevant, and encourages a continuous thought process that demands accountability. Training is conducted on the range and focuses on advanced refinement of the basic fundamentals of marksmanship as applied to the primary and secondary weapons systems. Utilizing a building block learning model, TAPS combines the pressures and dynamics of competitive shooting and tactical application. While course of instruction is on the firing range, the TAPS training approach also translates into training venues outside the range.

  

Course Outline:

The 2-day course offering provides the following training and instruction:

- Lecture on proper weapons handling and safety

- Refresh the fundamentals and grouping exercises

- Conduct a diagnostic course of fire

- Conduct a discussion on the importance of performing a focal shift during training and avoiding mundane drills that do not encourage a thought process

- Other topics covered and practiced are; grouping exercises with both primary and secondary weapon systems, target discrimination, use of barricades, movement, close quarter battle techniques, immediate action drills, ballistics 101, transitions, magazine changes

- Escalation of training and intensity will vary depending on number of students and their skill level though the core of the course will always remain the same

- This course is marksmanship intensive.

 

Instructor: Patrick McNamara (AKA - "Mac")

Israeli Air Force UH-60 and Bell 206 at Hatzerim IAF Base

Informal interactions between the learner and instructor outside the formal learning environment

Underwater with Kidtastics staff

Len not only teaches divers how to make the most of their underwater photos, but also takes amazing shots himself!

 

Photo Contest

some shots with the gym instructor after body pump class

Instructor and Fireman trainees.

The Fire Services Training School.

 

Fan Ling, Hong Kong

Kaiyodo Revoltech Queen's Blade

End of Fall 2011 semester teacher-party :)

itunes.apple.com/us/app/instructor/id784780835?mt=8

 

Effective and simple workout on your Watch.

 

Will take you only 7 minutes a day to get in shape and stay fit.

 

A set of 12 exercises, designed by scientists. 30 seconds per exercise, 10 seconds rest between exercises.

 

Hints on your wrist make your hand free and allow listen to music during workout.

 

The app has instructions for exercises and allows to customize exercise and rest duration.

Instructor, Mike & Jayson. Technical Diving, NAUI Tec Philippines.

 

Extend your bottom time, learn to use Nitrox properly, take the NAUI Eanx diver course. For inquiries: raymond@dyv.us or visit dyv.us

 

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