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We feel PSG is at the top when it comes to consistency in its products and convenience of course delivery with the online learning system [Navigate] that comes with the books.
Chief of Training, University of Akron Training Center for Fire and Hazardous Materials
Matt Claflin
The Flipped Classroom model is very user-friendly and eliminates the “death by PowerPoint” style of teaching. I love how the interactive lectures are still available for those students who learn best with that style of teaching, but the classroom time is spent more on providing activities and skills that reinforce the materials learned.
Paramedic & EMS Education Officer at Southwest Health Services & Bowman Ambulance
Lindsey Schaaf
Most of my students give constant positive feedback about both the [Nancy Caroline Paramedic] book and Navigate. They say the combination of the two helps them identify their weaknesses and improve on them.
Paramedic Program Director at Conemaugh School of Emergency Medical Services
Tim Reitz
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