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The Likelihood of Learning from Incidents

August 30, 2022 / wildfirelessons / 2 Comments

The likelihood of a lesson influencing our behavior is greatly increased by how personal the source of the lesson is. We strive to increase the likelihood of learning for those farther removed through personalizing learning experiences.

Clocks and Clouds

August 23, 2022 / wildfirelessons / 2 Comments

How does using the “Clocks and Clouds” analogy theory help us to think, talk about, and learn from past events?

Are You a Student of Fire?

August 16, 2022 / wildfirelessons / 4 Comments

Ultimately, a student of fire is first and foremost a student. A student is always learning. A student never assumes they have it all figured out. A student looks for the lesson. A student is willing to question their own beliefs.

‘Human Topography’ – A Concept We Can All Learn From

August 9, 2022 / wildfirelessons / Leave a comment

It is the nature of our job that we are thrown into high-risk operations with strangers. We have to quickly develop trust (or not), evaluate risk, and depend at least partly on strangers for our safety, which makes ours a strange and unique occupation.

HOW are You Teaching and Learning?

July 14, 2022 / wildfirelessons / Leave a comment

As you engage with your fellow firefighters and share observations and judgements it’s possible you’re teaching as much as you’re learning.

Know the System – Be Able to Articulate the Formal and Informal Learning System Around You

July 13, 2022 / wildfirelessons / 4 Comments

What is the learning system like on your module, crew, or home unit? How does it work? Do you dedicate specific time to learning or do you have a more opportunistic approach—capitalizing on learning moments as they present themselves?

Allow for Improvement

July 12, 2022 / wildfirelessons / Leave a comment

A deep commitment to learning asks us all to get comfortable letting go of a rigid or fixed mindset and coming into situations with true inquisitiveness.

The Workforce We Have

July 7, 2022July 6, 2022 / wildfirelessons / 4 Comments

The workforce we have should not leave this career wrestling with burnout, anxiety, trauma, stress, addiction, self-harm, or suicide. We, as a collective community of those who work in wildfire, owe more to ourselves and our peers.

The Anchor of Trust and Public Service

June 30, 2022 / wildfirelessons / Leave a comment

During the shifts dominated by underpaid pain and undue stress, I derived honest comfort from the idea I was serving the community by performing essential acts of citizenship, privileged with the opportunity of accomplishing tasks I considered mostly worthwhile most of the time.

Who Needs to Know?

June 28, 2022 / wildfirelessons / Leave a comment

It’s important to remember that sharing a lesson doesn’t always have to be associated with an accident or close call.

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