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At the conclusion of the LCI Certification Seminar, successful candidates will:
- Understand basic teaching principles and techniques as they apply to both children and adults, and will have demonstrated them through practice teaching during the seminar.
- Be able to evaluate the knowledge and skills of others and know how to offer constructive criticism.
- Be able to demonstrate competence in principles and skills of the Smart Cycling program, including vehicular cycling, bicycle equipment, bike maintenance, specialized handling maneuvers, nutrition, and specialized topics.
- Be familiar with specific Smart Cycling materials and curricula and how cyclists will benefit from Smart Cycling classes.
- Be able to plan and organize classes, including required equipment and supplies, audio-visual aids, course marking and the logistics of ordering materials and insurance.
- Develop an understanding of the “need to know” principles and how they can be incorporated in customized presentations.
- Know how to market classes, including using partners and marketing materials.
- Possess an understanding of the organization, structure and mission of the League of American Bicyclists.