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The Six Moving Parts of Correctional Training Effectiveness

The Six Moving Parts of Correctional Training Effectiveness

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National Institute of Corrections Academy. Western Region (N.P.)

Published 2009. 49 pages.

"This paper presents the concept of 'The Six Moving Parts of Correctional Employee Training,' a model for integrating strategy into the organization's approach to training" (p.1). Sections of this document are: introduction; overview of the model's components; moving part 1 -- organizational readiness; moving part 2 -- curriculum selection; moving part 3 -- delivery methodology; moving part 4 -- participant engagement; moving part 5 -- workplace reinforcement; moving part 6 -- impact evaluation; political sidebar -- why correctional training is traditionally under-resourced; and summary. Accession Number: 023787

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