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TRAINING > Winter/Spring 2010


 
2010 CLASS, WORKSHOP & TRAINING SCHEDULE

Personal and Professional Advancement Opportunities for Adults


COLLEGE CLASSES

A) HMS 170: Creativity and Youth Engagement
This 3-credit hour class provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and relevant theories of creativity and its application to working with youth.  Explore the creative process and leave equipped to enhance both the quality of your program and the young person's engagement. Imagine the possibilities! 

Winter/Spring 2010 Schedule
(must attend all days)
Friday, Feb 5, 4-7 pm
Saturday, Feb 6, 9am-4pm
Friday, Mar 12 4-7pm
Saturday, Mar 13, 9am-4pm
Saturday, Nov 21, 9am-4pm


Cost:  $300, includes tuition, fees and materials
3 credit hours through Thomas Nelson Community College (TNCC)

B) HMS 171: Advancing Youth Development
Continue your professional development with this 2-credit hour class. HMS 171 an overview of the principles of youth development research and the impact on the youth work field.Explore these principles for a better understanding of young people and your role in helping youth reach their full potential.

Winter/Spring 2010 Schedule
Saturday, Mar 20, 9am-4pm
Saturday, Apr 10, 9am-4p
(must attend both days)

Cost: $210, includes tuition, fees and materials
2 credit hours through TNCC


WORKSHOPS
Exclusively for Classroom Teachers


C) Draw and Learn I

This is a MONART class that teaches how to incorporate the MONART drawing method into classroom curricula.During this workshop participants will be introduced to the MONART philosophy and methodology, increase knowledge of classroom management using the MONART method, use the 5 basic elements of shape in guided drawing experiences, understand age appropriate drawing lessons for the classroom, and understand the essential components of a MONART Drawing environment. MONART is a valuable teaching tool since students are motivated and automatically learn while they are having fun.
Saturday, March 20, 2010, 9 AM - 4 PM or
Tuesday, June 22, 2010, 9 AM – 4 PM

Cost: $120/person

D) Draw and Learn II
Advanced drawing methods and expanded understanding of classroom applications of the Monart. (Draw and Learn I is a prerequisite)
Saturday, May 1, 2010, 9 AM - 4 PM .
Cost: $120/person


TRAININGS FOR ADULTS
E) Training of Facilitators - KICK

KICK - Kids Involved in Community Kindness
Teachs young people how they can make a difference in their communities NOW! KICK is designated a High-Quality Complementary Learning Program by Learning Point Associates. The 3 multi-session service-learning curricula gives young people in early childhood, upper elementary and middle grades the opportunity to discover the joy and satisfaction of service to others.

To be scheduled
Costs:$150/person
Curriculum available: $275


F) Facilitation Tips and Techniques

Professional facilitator Kathy Johnson shares her tips and techniques to help you become an effective facilitator.  Kathy is certified by the International Association of Facilitators. In this workshop she will give you a thorough understanding of how to achieve high levels of participation and ensure people's time and energy are used purposefully towards a common goal.
To be scheduled
Cost: $120/person

G) Supervising Youth Development Practice
(For supervisors of youth workers)    Increase your understanding of key concepts of Youth Development and explore best practices in the supervision of youth work in order to strengthen your programs and organization.  
 
To be scheduled
Cost:  $150/person
Curriculum: $250 

H) Training of Facilitators - Youth Power


Youth Power is a "how to" manual for engaging older youth in a service project around a community issue. Learn how to recruit and organize a group, plan and facilitate "youth friendly" meetings, and step by step guidelines to implement a successful service project.
 To be scheduled
Cost: $150/person
Curriculum: $250

I) Creativity: A Tool for Personal Insight

Some of the competencies of a good youth worker are to know oneself, have a personal vision, and have the ability to evaluate and seek feedback about oneself. Through creative tools, this training will promote these competencies.

Pre-requisite:HMS 170- Creativity and Youth Engagement  
To be scheduled  
Cost:  $120/person 


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