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Advancing Youth Development: The BEST for Youth (HMS 171)
(For educators, youth workers, and anyone who works with young people ages 10-18)
This blended class (part face-to-face, part online) provides an overview of
principles of youth development research and the impact on the youth work field.
Current trends in youth work emphasize the importance of positive youth-adult
interactions in a young person’s life. Come explore the principles of healthy youth
development and leave with a better understanding of young people and your
role in helping them reach their full potential. It’s time to professionalize the field of
youth work!
• 3 credits – 90 points for educators
• TNCC Tuition and fees - $480.60
• Class location: Held off-campus at Alternatives Inc
• Dates: July 18, 2019- August 1, 2019- August 15, 2019
Attendance required for all three face-to face class dates
To register for this course contact Bernie Tennyson at btennyson@cox.net
Class Syllabus
(For educators, youth workers, and anyone who works with young people ages 10-18)
This blended class (part face-to-face, part online) provides an overview of
principles of youth development research and the impact on the youth work field.
Current trends in youth work emphasize the importance of positive youth-adult
interactions in a young person’s life. Come explore the principles of healthy youth
development and leave with a better understanding of young people and your
role in helping them reach their full potential. It’s time to professionalize the field of
youth work!
• 3 credits – 90 points for educators
• TNCC Tuition and fees - $480.60
• Class location: Held off-campus at Alternatives Inc
• Dates: July 18, 2019- August 1, 2019- August 15, 2019
Attendance required for all three face-to face class dates
To register for this course contact Bernie Tennyson at btennyson@cox.net
Class Syllabus
"Innovation . . . Dynamic . . . Experiential"
Creativity and Youth Engagement (HMS 170)
This blended class (part face-to-face, part online) provides a
comprehensive overview of relevant theories of creativity and its
application to working with young people. As the demands of quality
education and out-of-school-time programming increase, it is the
creative adult who is able to maintain innovative approaches to
engage young people. Come explore the creative process and
leave equipped to enhance the quality of what you do every day.
Imagine the possibilities!
- 3 credits-90 points for educators
- TNCC tuition and fees-$480.60
- Dates: October 19, 2019-November 16, 2019-December 7, 2019.
Class held off-campus at Alternatives, Inc. (359 Fenwick Road, Fort Monroe)
Attendance required for all three face-to face class dates
To register for this course contact Bernie Tennyson at btennyson@cox.net
Class Syllabus
Our college credit courses are approved and taught through Thomas Nelson
Community College. Each course provides college credit as well as teacher credits
for educators to maintain teacher certifications.
Community College. Each course provides college credit as well as teacher credits
for educators to maintain teacher certifications.
"This class gives students an opportunity to rediscover their personal inner creative spirit and an opportunity to depart from the everyday doldrums."
-Steve Grant, NNPS
"Having begun a journey of self-discovery and change, I hope to integrate the concepts and ideas learned in my professional life so that I may provide a well-balanced, fun, judgment-free environment for all I work with."
-Crystal Tragessor, NN Parks & Rec
“This course introduces and defines
the terminology, common language,
and basic understandings of youth workers. It encourages a higher sense of professionalism in youth workers and renews our spirit and dedication to our work.”
-Mary Anne Sutton, NNPS
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Creativity
Civic Leadership
Empowerment
Courses That Earn College Credit
Strategies for Engaging Youth in Innovative Learning and Thinking (HMS 277)
Strategies
for Engaging Youth in Innovative Learning and Thinking (Strategies) is a 3-credit blended course, part face-to-face (f2f) and part online) with
specific learning objectives. In order
to meet the 45-hour course requirements of Strategies you will be expected to:
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday, July 17, 9a-5p
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday July 31, 9a-5p
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday, August 14, 9a-5p
• complete 24 hours of online study assignments including a final assignment due5p, Monday, August 19
Course Description Focuses on fostering students’ personal creativity and innovation to apply theory to professional work with youth both in school and in after-school programs. Incorporates theoretical content with strategies for application in an experiential setting and covers creative competencies, personal visioning, creative collaboration, creative problem solving, whole brain theory, and exploration of general creativity theory. Part of Career Studies Certificate in Youth Development. Pre-requisite: HMS 170
Class Syllabus
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday, July 17, 9a-5p
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday July 31, 9a-5p
• attend 7 hours of f2f class time on Wednesday, August 14, 9a-5p
• complete 24 hours of online study assignments including a final assignment due5p, Monday, August 19
Course Description Focuses on fostering students’ personal creativity and innovation to apply theory to professional work with youth both in school and in after-school programs. Incorporates theoretical content with strategies for application in an experiential setting and covers creative competencies, personal visioning, creative collaboration, creative problem solving, whole brain theory, and exploration of general creativity theory. Part of Career Studies Certificate in Youth Development. Pre-requisite: HMS 170
Class Syllabus