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This document provides information about a report writing training course for law enforcement officers. The 3-day course focuses on developing critical thinking skills to effectively recreate crimes from beginning to end to support successful prosecutions. Officers will learn techniques for balancing report writing with other responsibilities, taking effective chronological notes, testifying in court based on written reports, and avoiding pitfalls that could undermine reports. The training is intended for entry-level officers, field training officers, and report writing instructors.

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Report Writing: Recreating the Crime Go from the beginning of the crime, to the end with a successful prosecution. Aug 24-26, 2011 Report writing is among the most Time Management - important responsibilities of a law We can teach the skills Learn the skills you need enforcement officer. The ability to effectively communicate and recreate needed to balance the event is critically important. The writing a great report training of law enforcement officers to with everyday life and effectively testify in court based upon all the distractions. a report they wrote is an integral part of our job. Taking Notes & This course focuses on the concept of Chronological Writing- Critical Thinking and on developing Learn the keys to great an understanding of the overall note-taking and writing picture instead of just listing the basic in a chronological skills needed to complete a report. format. This class uses an experience-based model that enables the student to discover how to think and write more Testifying- effectively and efficiently by using Learn how to avoid the proven adult learning techniques. This pitfalls of writing a poor course will use the combined report. You can be approach of critical thinking completely prepared for supported by relevant language skills. your next court case. This class is designed for entry level officers, field training officers, and Location: The Academy (College of San Mateo) report writing instructors. 1700 W. Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo Time: 8am-5pm Total Hours: 24 Cost: Free POST control number: 2540-22700-11-001 For more information about this class contact: South Bay Regional: 408-270-6458

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  • 1. Report Writing: Recreating the Crime Go from the beginning of the crime, to the end with a successful prosecution. Aug 24-26, 2011 Report writing is among the most Time Management - important responsibilities of a law We can teach the skills Learn the skills you need enforcement officer. The ability to effectively communicate and recreate needed to balance the event is critically important. The writing a great report training of law enforcement officers to with everyday life and effectively testify in court based upon all the distractions. a report they wrote is an integral part of our job. Taking Notes & This course focuses on the concept of Chronological Writing- Critical Thinking and on developing Learn the keys to great an understanding of the overall note-taking and writing picture instead of just listing the basic in a chronological skills needed to complete a report. format. This class uses an experience-based model that enables the student to discover how to think and write more Testifying- effectively and efficiently by using Learn how to avoid the proven adult learning techniques. This pitfalls of writing a poor course will use the combined report. You can be approach of critical thinking completely prepared for supported by relevant language skills. your next court case. This class is designed for entry level officers, field training officers, and Location: The Academy (College of San Mateo) report writing instructors. 1700 W. Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo Time: 8am-5pm Total Hours: 24 Cost: Free POST control number: 2540-22700-11-001 For more information about this class contact: South Bay Regional: 408-270-6458