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... Training should be a top priority in your safety program. Are your practices aligned with what's actually effective in the real world? There are more resources at a safety trainer's disposal than ever before, from simple PowerPoint presentations to full-blown online training. But few safety...

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... Vehicle Operations is a great tool for developing a comprehensive set of fleet policies and procedures. The authors of this article encourage readers to review the Standard and determine how concepts can be applied effectively to enhance your fleet management. Section 3.2.1 of the Standard lists...

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... Introduction A quality learning experience can be measured by student learning outcomes. Methodologies for assessing student learning outcomes are dependent on the domain of the learning goals being assessed (Hatfield 2001). Effective learning outcomes involve the development of student's...

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