In this episode of "Outside the Box," Kevin and guest Kathie Leverence explore the essential critical thinking and problem-solving skills in educational and emergency service contexts. With her rich experience in public education, Kathie discusses the parallels between teaching strategies for children and adults, highlighting the importance of developing these skills for functional decision-making.

Key topics include fostering environments where making mistakes is part of learning, strategies for grouping students of varying abilities to maximize educational outcomes, and the parallels between leadership in schools and emergency services. The discussion also covers practical training approaches prioritizing real-world applications and continuous improvement.

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