Re: minutes 2020-09-08

Great to see the continued discussion of potential scenarios as part of 
the training, and how to handle those.

+1 to trying the Zoom quiz function for this. Might be good to make sure 
there's a multiple-yes option, and dry run that, not a forced choice 
single answer mode. I think I've seen that used but haven't administered 
it previously. I also think it would be good to build in at least brief 
discussion or reaction time, when running the trainings themselves, 
following each scenario/quiz.

On the "Chair" scenario, I think we need to keep refining the potential 
response options. If we have time for further discussion tomorrow, maybe 
we could spend a few more minutes on that one -- or should we just send 
these ideas to Jory?

Thanks,

- Jory

On 9/8/2020 11:13 AM, Siegman, Tzviya wrote:
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