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In this ILEETA Learning Lab episode, Jason Mazeski shares his framework for developing a Personal Teaching Foundation by “starting on the X.” Drawing from his work as NYPD’s lead curriculum developer and his master’s in adult education, Jason guides instructors through four foundational elements: understanding oneself as a learner and teacher, knowing the audience, aligning with the mission, and fostering environments where students choose to learn. Using Kolb’s experiential learning theory, Jason explains how to identify learning preferences, avoid teaching from bias, and build instructional versatility. He emphasizes reflection, relevance, and commitment to student growth as key to long-term instructor development. This conversation is part of ILEETA’s 150+ expert-led interviews for law enforcement educators and trainers.
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In this ILEETA Learning Lab episode, retired Army Lt. Col. and Florida Sheriff’s Captain Andy Casavante joins host Brian Willis to explore Sir Robert Peel’s Nine Principles of Policing and their relevance today. From ethics and crime prevention to community engagement and leadership, Casavante reflects on timeless lessons that still shape 21st-century law enforcement. Together, they examine foundational ideas that can guide police culture, training, and community trust. #TribeOfTrainers
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In this ILEETA Learning Lab episode, Major Chip Huth shares seven essential traits of effective leaders, beginning with the foundational principle of truly seeing people. Drawing from decades of experience in tactical operations and leadership, Chip explores humility, integrity, trust-building, and accountability. This conversation is part of ILEETA’s 150+ expert-led interviews for law enforcement educators and trainers.
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The Learning Lab is a series of 60 minute interviews with ILEETA Conference presenters discussing the key teaching point takeaways from their conference presentation. These interviews are packed…