Ep 35. Six evidence-based ways to prepare teachers for a school shooting
Riedman Report: Risk, AI, Education, & Security
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Show Notes
Host: David Riedman, creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database.
Guest: Dr. Albert Spiegel is the Assistant Principal for a regional Catholic high school in New Jersey. His dissertation focused on secondary Catholic school teachers’ sources of self-efficacy regarding active shooter incidents. Dr. Spiegel has been an emergency medical technician (EMT) for over 20 years and is an adjunct professor at Saint Peter’s University teaching courses in school administration and teacher preparation.
Dissertation: A Qualitative Study to Determine Teacher Self-Efficacy in Active Shooter Incidents in One Catholic Secondary School
David Riedman is the creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database, Chief Data Officer at a global risk management firm, and a tenure-track professor. Listen to my weekly podcast—Back to School Shootings—or my recent interviews on Freakonomics Radio, New England Journal of Medicine, and my article on CNN about AI and school security.
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