How is Police Training organized in European Law Enforcement Agencies? What are the strengths and what are the development points? How much time is there to train at all? How is the training offered didactically and educationally?
And what about VR? Is VR adding value to police training? But before we get into the VR research we start by talking about the fundamentals of Dr. Kleygrewe her dissertation.
First about the attention-stress model and the effect of stress and anxiety on task relevant attention. We also talk about differences between anxiety and stress and the effects on attention.
Then we talk about Representative Learning Design. What is this and should training always be as realistic as possible (high fidelity)?
Third we discuss working memory and cognitive load and its impact on learning and teaching. And does cognitive load play an important role in VR training?
We start with 3 Yes or No questions: Is VR training necessary in police training? Does a pain stimulus add value in VR training? Can police training be improved based on its research?
Then we move into 3 pieces of advice for police training based on Dr. Kleygrewe her research.
This episode gives trainers numerous tips and insights for optimizing police training! I talked with Lisanne Kleygrewe. She has a PhD in Human Movement Sciences and works at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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