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Opportunity to discuss backstory We've heard directly from a lot of instructors how they are using the sims, and seen some good posts on the Fire Engineering discussion boa… Started by Jonathan Kaye	3	Apr 3, 2008
Discussing the Taxpayer Scenario We just posted the commercial taxpayer scenario. The essential teaching point in this situation is to consider venting the roof before vent… Started by Jonathan Kaye	0	Apr 1, 2008
Value in consistency? When Chief Montagna and I were creating the most recent sim, the Taxpayer fire, we discussed a few different options related to making the… Started by Jonathan Kaye	0	Mar 31, 2008
Focus on teaching/training points When Chief Montagna and I are designing a sim, the discussion always starts with the teaching point/lessons. In other words, what are impor… Started by Jonathan Kaye	0	Mar 12, 2008
Self-paced vs. instructor-led One of the common questions we get about the sims goes something like this..."I see the smoke/fire and I can move around the fireground, bu… Started by Jonathan Kaye	0	Mar 6, 2008

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