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Grounded in Science: But What Does This Actually Mean?
For us, being 'grounded in science' means that our leadership view the development of our educational content through the lens of a scientist by approaching the world of snowsports instruction with empirical enquiry and continuous curiosity.

Derek Tate
7 days ago4 min read
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Skiing in Flow: An art? A technique?
At the recent PSIC Spring Festival I delivered a keynote presentation on, "Skiing in Flow: An Art? A Technique? This is a short follow up blog explaining briefly what was covered and to remind members of the PSIC and PSIE that they can now access the PDF document that I wrote as a follow up to this lecture which delves more deeply into what was covered and leads you to a host of resources if you would like to more deeply understand flow, and how to find it.

Derek Tate
May 102 min read
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Learning zones and the method
Understand the importance of learning zones in snowsports learning and teaching.

Derek Tate
Feb 24, 20258 min read
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Purpose provides perspective: Reflections of europe's first EVER Psie course
They came from all corners of Europe with open minds to learn about the Professional Ski Instructors of Europe (PSIE).

Derek Tate
Nov 1, 20243 min read
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Give your learners a voice
Holistic development of instructors and consequently their guests means giving your learners a VOICE by truly listening to them.

Derek Tate
May 13, 20243 min read
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