Ten hours is a long time for anyone to sit in a classroom, but there is a lot of information to be processed. Students who go to learn just enough to pass the test are missing a lot of valuable knowledge.Charles L. Cotton wrote:People who sit through a 10 hour or 4 hour Texas CHL class are far more knowledgeable about Texas law than someone who did not take a Texas class. Chas.
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- Mon Oct 29, 2012 6:17 pm
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- Sun Oct 28, 2012 1:30 pm
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tacticool wrote:I also wanted to jump in to remind people that DPS doesn't require all 10-15 hours to be delivered in one sitting. It's a popular format but it's not a requirement, and an instructor can split it into 2-3 hour blocks after work if they think that's a better way to teach the material.
I think that most CHL students just want to get it over with ASAP.- Sun Oct 21, 2012 12:23 pm
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I am happy you made it home safely. I am [halfway] surprised they didn't call the bomb squad.Crossfire wrote:So, of course, Marty gets the full treatment ... a CPAP machine for sleep apnea!
- Mon Oct 15, 2012 9:37 am
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If they were under indictment, wouldn't they be "former CHL instructors"?Seabear wrote:I forgot to mention, he said that when he did his renewal in Florence that somebody with DPS told him that 400 instructors were under indictment. Has anybody heard anything like that?