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I thought the boaters on the boar would like to be included this is the precursor to new federal regulations.
Chris
https://www.research.net/s/humanv1nationalcontentsurvey
Recreational paddling and rowing enthusiasts and especially those with experience in On-Water teaching or training are urged to participate in an on-line survey designed to collect feedback on the content of these entry-level, skill-based standards for manually propelled boating.
A team of experts assembled with U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) grant funding seeks national content validation of a set of entry level, skill-based human (manually propelled) boat operation standards. This is your opportunity to impact the development of recreational paddling and rowing (canoes, kayaks, rowboats, paddleboards, etc.) standards across the country by completing this on-line survey.
The National On-Water Standards Team, funded by USCG grants, is seeking input from recreational paddling and rowing educators across the nation on a first-round set of standards to be used to assess the performance of human propelled boating skills at the entry level. Following the survey, the standards will be updated to reflect input from paddlers and rowers nationwide and eventually validated and updated though a national field-testing program.
The survey will be conducted through Aug. 30 at https://www.research.net/s/humanv1nationalcontentsurvey
By completing this survey you will have a voice in the design of a national set of human boating standards for recreational paddlers and rowers in the U.S. This effort is part of the U.S. Coast Guard’s (USCG) vision of a National System of Standards for Recreational Boat Operation – that will organize both classroom and on-water standards within a comprehensive system of recreational boating education. The system will address standards for three domains of recreational boating: sail, power and human propulsion. U.S. Sailing has been awarded grant funding from the U.S. Coast Guard to facilitate a consensus-based process by which a team of diverse SMEs from across the recreational boating community develop entry level, skill-based performance standards for recreational boat operation.
For more information, please contact K. Brian Dorval at 716-994-2842 or brian@thinkfirstserve.com
I thought the boaters on the boar would like to be included this is the precursor to new federal regulations.
Chris
https://www.research.net/s/humanv1nationalcontentsurvey
Recreational paddling and rowing enthusiasts and especially those with experience in On-Water teaching or training are urged to participate in an on-line survey designed to collect feedback on the content of these entry-level, skill-based standards for manually propelled boating.
A team of experts assembled with U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) grant funding seeks national content validation of a set of entry level, skill-based human (manually propelled) boat operation standards. This is your opportunity to impact the development of recreational paddling and rowing (canoes, kayaks, rowboats, paddleboards, etc.) standards across the country by completing this on-line survey.
The National On-Water Standards Team, funded by USCG grants, is seeking input from recreational paddling and rowing educators across the nation on a first-round set of standards to be used to assess the performance of human propelled boating skills at the entry level. Following the survey, the standards will be updated to reflect input from paddlers and rowers nationwide and eventually validated and updated though a national field-testing program.
The survey will be conducted through Aug. 30 at https://www.research.net/s/humanv1nationalcontentsurvey
By completing this survey you will have a voice in the design of a national set of human boating standards for recreational paddlers and rowers in the U.S. This effort is part of the U.S. Coast Guard’s (USCG) vision of a National System of Standards for Recreational Boat Operation – that will organize both classroom and on-water standards within a comprehensive system of recreational boating education. The system will address standards for three domains of recreational boating: sail, power and human propulsion. U.S. Sailing has been awarded grant funding from the U.S. Coast Guard to facilitate a consensus-based process by which a team of diverse SMEs from across the recreational boating community develop entry level, skill-based performance standards for recreational boat operation.
For more information, please contact K. Brian Dorval at 716-994-2842 or brian@thinkfirstserve.com
