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Serving all of Marshall, Jasper,
Poweshiek, and Hardin counties and the southern and western half
of Tama County
Office
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Emergency Calls Answered
24/7:
1-877-792-3808
Dial Extension 1 for
Fires/Disasters/Military Messages

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Water Safety Instructor Class
June 6-9, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Marshalltown High School Pool
Download
registration form
Concepts and features of the Water Safety Instructor
course include:
- New minimum age prerequisite of 16 years of age to enter the
course.
- Clearly described and applied teaching strategies, including:
- Explain, demonstrate and practice;
- Task setting;
- Station teaching; and
- Guided discovery.
- New instructor manual provides tools and information needed to
plan and conduct courses. A CD-Rom will be packaged with the
instructor's manual with information and tools for individuals
managing a swim program, as well as conducting and administering
learn-to-swim courses.
- New video segments that bring to life the realities of what to
expect from their students throughout the levels for the brand new
instructor.
- Video segments that focus on effective class management and
effective teaching strategies in the aquatic setting.
- Various video segments show typical examples of basic skills and
common progressions including breath control, swimming on the front
and swimming on the back.
- Video segments also show some typical performance of the strokes
as they progress through the levels. This video depiction helps
instructor candidates visualize the description of the strokes in
the written skills performance criteria charts that they will then
be able to use when evaluating their students' performance.
- Supported by video, the instructor candidates work to develop
their ability to observe and assess, often referred to as having a
photographic eye, which will help them to identify weaknesses and
determine how to intervene to move their students to the next level.
- Learning activities, games and drills are built in throughout
the course; some are led by the instructor trainer while others are
led by instructor candidates. This helps instructor candidates
improve their strokes and understand how to integrate activities,
games and drills effectively into their teaching.
- Multiple opportunities for instructor candidates to practice
their teaching skills through formal practice teaching assignments
as well as leading mini-lessons.
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