Preparing for class is easy with the resources on this CD, including:
Adaptable PowerPoint presentations that provide you with a powerful way to make presentations that are educational and engaging to your students. These slides can be modified and edited to meet your needs.
Lecture outlines that provide you with complete, ready-to-use lecture outlines that include all of the topics covered in the text. Offered in Word Documents, the lecture outlines can be modified and customized to fit your course.
Electronic test bank that includes multiple-choice and scenario-based questions, and allows you to originate tailor-made classroom tests and quizzes quickly and easily by selecting, editing, organizing, and printing a test along with an answer key, including page references to the text.
Image and table bank that provides you with a selection of the most important images and tables found in the textbook. You can use them to incorporate more images into the PowerPoint presentations, make handouts, or enlarge a specific image for further discussion.
The resources found in the Instructor's ToolKit CD have been formatted so that you can seamlessly integrate them into popular course administration tools.
Joe Nedder joined the fire service as a volunteer in 1977.' He was an active member as both a volunteer and later as an on-call fire fighter with different fire departments for over 36 years, retiring from the Uxbridge Massachusetts Fire Department in October of 2013.' During his career, he held different positions including Lieutenant, Captain, and Training Officer. Joe started assisting with training in the mid-1980s and, in 1991, became a Certified Fire Service Instructor.' He worked as an Instructor for the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy of over 16 years, where he was an active member of the Rapid Intervention and Fire Fighter Survival training team.' In 2003, he founded his own fire service training company, Cross St. Associates, in answer to the frequent calls he was receiving to help train local fire departments.' Since then, his company has grown, and he has conducted training throughout the Northeast.' Joe has contributed articles to Fire Engineering Magazine and has taught several classes at the Fire Department Instructor Conference '(FDIC) since 2010.' Although retired from active fire fighter duty, he continues to be active in training.' He is known for his passion when training and for his commitment to all fire fightersregardless of the size of their departmentsto share, teach, and do all he can to provide them with knowledge and skills.
