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MBPD Training PresentationMBPD TRAINING PROBATIONARY POLICE OFFICER (PPO) TRAINING TIME Non-Certified Officer 6-Month Academy 2-Month Post Academy 4-month Field Training Certified Officer 2-Month Post Academy 4-month Field Training ANNUAL TRAINING (AMR) •Average of 20-30 hours a year of in-person training & online training : •Current issues & Legal Updates •FDLE Requirements •CALEA Requirement •Grant Requirements •City Mandated EVIDENCE BASED RESEARCH & BEST PRACTICES EVIDENCE BASED RESEARCH & BEST PRACTICES EVIDENCE BASED RESEARCH & BEST PRACTICES EVIDENCE BASED RESEARCH & BEST PRACTICES BLOCK & SILO TRAINING VS INTERLEAVING •Many police academies and agencies teach subjects in a block and silo format. •This format has proven not to be conducive to long term retention of information (O’Neill et al., 2019; Brown et al., 2014). BLOCK & SILO TRAINING VS INTERLEAVING •MBPD trainers often use the technique of interleaving as opposed to block and silo training. •Interleaving is a learning technique that involves mixing together different topics or forms of practice, in order to facilitate learning (Brown et al., 2014). •This is done in the form of scenarios, role playing and skill- builders (i.e. drills and exercises). REAL WORLD APPLICATION SPECIALIZED UNITS TRAINING QUESTIONS?