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The image depicts a teacher standing at the front of a classroom, engaging with a group of students seated at desks. The teacher, holding a folder or book, is presenting information displayed on a large screen or whiteboard. The screen features an instructional diagram illustrating the "Head-Tilt/Chin-Lift" technique for unblocking airways, with labeled images showing "Shut Airway" and "Open Airway." The students appear attentive, and classroom elements such as books, backpacks, and a window provide a structured learning environment. This scene reflects a teaching session focused on first aid or rescue skills.
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Injury Prevention Programs Designed for Grades 4-8

February 23, 2022By
Offer impactful injury prevention programs for grades 4-8 with Safe Sitter®. Teach students essential safety skills, first aid, and child care techniques through courses like Safe@Home and Safe Sitter® Essentials. Expand community outreach with medically accurate, interactive programs that reduce injuries and prepare children for responsibilities at home and beyond.
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This image shows two individuals practicing CPR on a manikin in a classroom setting. One person is performing chest compressions on the manikin, while the other observes and learns the skill. Both individuals are wearing casual attire, and one appears to be wearing a face mask. The setting includes red mats on the floor and tables in the background, suggesting a structured learning environment. The focus is on hands-on CPR training.
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Adding a Safe Sitter® Instructor Certification as CPR Instructor

February 23, 2022By
Explore how Safe Sitter® complements your passion for saving lives and teaching others. Safe Sitter® programs empower young students with life-saving skills, from choking rescue to handling emergencies. As an Instructor, you control your class schedules, fees, and registrations, offering flexibility to fit your goals. Whether you're teaching curious middle schoolers eager to use CPR...
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