SAR Fundamentals/Mock Search
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* small groups of students, typically 2-4 students | * small groups of students, typically 2-4 students | ||
* if available, each group of students has one experienced searcher with them | * if available, each group of students has one experienced searcher with them | ||
| - | * emphasize to experienced searcher that unlike previous training, Type 1 search is fast, no purposeful wandering | + | * emphasize to experienced searcher that unlike previous training, Type 1 search is fast, hussle, no purposeful wandering |
* each student gets a chance to take Team Leader role | * each student gets a chance to take Team Leader role | ||
** scheduled switching, called by overhead team | ** scheduled switching, called by overhead team | ||
Revision as of 23:59, 10 March 2011
- 19:00-22:00 evening
SAR Fundamentals issues
Issues related to mock search from SAR Fundamentals perspectives
- small groups of students, typically 2-4 students
- if available, each group of students has one experienced searcher with them
- emphasize to experienced searcher that unlike previous training, Type 1 search is fast, hussle, no purposeful wandering
- each student gets a chance to take Team Leader role
- scheduled switching, called by overhead team
- groups are ghosted by an evaluator
- ghosts can teach, but shouldn't participate
- ghosts may wander between student teams if there's not enough of them
- ghosts should have a separate radio channel to the overhead team, search planners
- ghosts should have map of segment boundaries
- Students tend to want to know in the critique the exact location of clues not found on mock
