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'''Contributing writer:''' Amanda Westervelt, Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, Operations Specialist | <span style="background:cornsilk; color: cornsilk">-</span><span style="background:cornsilk; color: black"> '''Contributing writer:''' Amanda Westervelt, Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, Operations Specialist </span><span style="background:cornsilk; color: firebrick">-</span> | ||
Proctors are a critical part of the scenario village exercise experience. Proctors support [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/Moulage#Survivor_Actor_Preparations:_Scenario_Village survivor volunteer actors], observe the players as they work through the exercise, evaluate demonstrated skills, identify areas for improvement, deliver injects, provide simulated effects and responses, and monitor the safety of all participants during the course of the event. At the end of the exercise, a proctor provides the NET players with constructive criticism and positive reinforcement. | Proctors are a critical part of the scenario village exercise experience. Proctors support [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/Moulage#Survivor_Actor_Preparations:_Scenario_Village survivor volunteer actors], observe the players as they work through the exercise, evaluate demonstrated skills, identify areas for improvement, deliver injects, provide simulated effects and responses, and monitor the safety of all participants during the course of the event. At the end of the exercise, a proctor provides the NET players with constructive criticism and positive reinforcement. | ||