Topic: SUBJECT LIST

Category: Public Information & Life Safety Educator

By: IFSTA
Provides the educator with knowledge to support successful performance as a fire and life safety educator as addressed in NFPA® 1035 (2010). In addition, the manual meets the learning outcomes of the NFA's FESHE non-core course Fire and Life Safety Educator. New to this edition of the manual is the addition of two levels: Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Specialist I and Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Specialist II. All levels are covered separately for ease of use. The manual is intended to educate the educator rather than to train the educator. In this way, the educator will be able to apply knowledge and skills to many different areas under the umbrella of injury prevention and control. The manual focuses on all-risk education. This manual is intended to assist in preparing for certification to the Fire and Life Safety Educator I, II, and III and Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Specialist I and II levels of NFPA® 1035 (2010).
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$70.00
     
Based on the NFPA 1035 (2010), this book is a comprehensive and reader-friendly guide for those responsible for public education for the fire service. Drawing upon the vast experience of the author, this book goes beyond the basics: offering creative ideas for executing educational principles, and practical suggestions for delivering presentations to a variety of audiences. Applies the most current research in the field to everyday applications and provides not only what to teach, but the how and why of successful program development and delivery. Marsha has been at the forefront of pub-ed for over two decades, and an inspiration to many. (She's also been a long-time supporter of FFBS, and we are PROUD to offer her book.)
#5151Paper
$77.95
     
Offers practical, proven ideas and techniques that are applicable in today's rapidly-changing media environment. Covers the development and implementation of effective media relations and positive community strategies, the roles and responsibilities of a PIO, and the legal aspects of the job. Can be used for pre-hire training, in-service training, and career development for executives and administrators of agencies. Presents techniques which are adaptable to the NIMS Joint Information System concepts. Case studies in each chapter; review questions for each chapter.
#5145Paper
$59.95
     
Discusses fire service media relations. Master the basics of public relations, dealing with reporters, how to choose a PIO and a description of that person's role. The last part of the book is a discussion of skills and preparations as well as policies for providing information and statements to the media. Key to a successful working relationship with the media is making it an ongoing process throughout the year, not just during crises.
#5113Paper
$19.00
     
A primer for emergency responders who find themselves interacting with the media. Covers: press releases, types of media, interviewing tips and techniques, relevant laws and ethics, media policy guidelines, public speaking tips, traps to avoid.
#5137Paper
$54.95
     
Info to start a new pub-ed program or improve an existing one. Partial contents: planning a pub-ed presentation; basic fire safety concepts; schools, scouts, adult education; industrial safety; evacuation drills; season safety programs; PSAs and print messages; props, gifts and books; games and tests; sample handouts.
#5115Paper
$19.00
     
 
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