Teaching Bronze (USB Flash Drive)
Provides a suite of resources for instructors teaching the
(revised 2020) Lifesaving Society Bronze medal awards. Includes
sample core and lesson plans, learning activities, and PowerPoint
presentations for each Bronze level.
Also includes outlines and activities for blended learning
formats. Features new instructional videos on Drowning
Resuscitation and the Canadian Drowning Report. Includes the
revised 2020 fillable test sheets and the Instructor Answer Guides
for the Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross Workbooks.
Purchase the Teaching Bronze USB Flash Drive at
LifeguardDepot.com.
Bronze Awards Video (USB flash drive)
Designed specifically for instructors teaching Bronze Star,
Medallion and Cross. Features real kids - like the ones you teach -
in seven important segments: The Rescue Process, Ladder Approach,
Rescuer's Checklist, Submerged Victim Recovery, Defenses and
Releases, Spinal Rollovers, Surface Dives.
Watch Bronze level candidates bring the Canadian Lifesaving
Manual to life in demonstrations of tows, carries, removal
techniques and victim simulations including distressed and drowning
victim characteristics. See rescue skills performed in both pool
and waterfront environments.
The Bronze Awards Video is an excellent instructional
resource for introducing candidates to essential water rescue
concepts. Slow motion, freeze frames, colourful animation and
underwater angles means you can clearly see skills and techniques
like you've never seen them before. Combined running time: 43
minutes.
Purchase the Bronze Awards Video USB Flash Drive
at LifeguardDepot.com.
Bronze Workbooks 2020 - INSTRUCTOR answer GUIDEs
The Bronze Medallion and Cross Workbook Instructor Answer Guides
are designed for Instructors teaching Bronze Medallion or Bronze
Cross to quickly locate sample answers for the questions and
activities featured in the workbook. Some workbook questions may
have several possible answers, which may not be listed in this
answer guide. Instructors should review alternative answers
candidates find in the Canadian Lifesaving Manual.