This report describes a past seminar led by Cpl. Ungyo. It is part of the school’s event archive.
I am very happy to report that the Tactical Pistol CQB seminar was an outstanding learning experience for all who attended.
The instructor and the class
Davidson describes Ungyo’s seminar as concise and engaging. He credits Ungyo’s professional experience and says that he was able to make room for questions and differences in approach while keeping the class grounded in its stated subject.
What Davidson took away
The original report uses the event to reflect on what makes a good seminar. Davidson argues that a teacher’s experience matters, but so does the ability to explain the material and respond when students bring different backgrounds. He contrasts Ungyo’s teaching with instructors who dismissed everything outside their own approach.
It was a proud moment for me as well to be able to learn from someone who is usually my student. Truth be told, I have probably learned as much from him as he has from me over the years.
A closing reflection
Davidson ended the report by reflecting on the exchange between the academy’s teaching and the professional communities its instructors had worked with. His final line looked ahead with a joke about what might come next.