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Long-Term Sustainability of Service-Learning in Higher Education CCPH…Continue
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Resources for teaching the IPARD/C Process
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On October 26, 2011 the IGESL presented a session to Lead Agencies for YSA's Global Youth Service Day on Teaching Others About the IPARD/C Process. The materials we used will be added…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joan Liptrot Nov 17, 2011.
Human Rights resources
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Welcome Atlantic City PDTS Training Participants!
A sunny and warm welcome to our new participants from the recent PDTS training in Atlantic City!
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"When I'm teaching about the service learning process, folks LOVE to do the walk-abouts! I've created 2 more that you can use with participants...one focuses on healthy living and the other on handicapped accessability...please feel free to…"
Welcome Atlantic City PDTS Training Participants!
A sunny and warm welcome to our new participants from the recent PDTS training in Atlantic City!
Creating your own "Toolkit"
The schools in Richland 2 are going to be putting together their own complete Toolkits so they are ready for training this spring/summer. They have asked me to help them create a list of materials they will need so here it is. Please add additional items if you can:- file folders- colored card stock- labels- envelopes (5 x7)- rubber cement- scissors- copies of the protocals- coloreded sharpies- yarn- magazines- index cardsIf you want to make the partnership boxes you need 6-8 small boxes and 25…See More
"Here's a fun "Learner's Bill of Rights" I found!"
Trainer's Warehouse has some great tips for trainers...
Taking Breaks"The number of minutes a student can focus is equal to the student’s age plus two. Adults are not much different from children. They cannot focus for more than 15 to 20 minutes. Ideally we should confine learning activities within those focus minutes and then allow for some movement to redirect the students’ attention so that processing can take place."--Marilee Sprenger, Learning & Memory, The Brain in Action p. 26See More
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Below are lingering questions listed in your evaluations from Professional Development Trade Secrets. We will be answering these questions shortly. Please add more if you have them!
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PDTS Welcome Reception
November 8, 2009 from 7:30pm to 8:30pmProfessional Development Trade Secrets: Exploring the Service learning Trainer's Toolkit
November 9, 2009 to November 10, 2009
Training Resources
Hi Everyone,I'm adding the blank copy of the Training Cycle Template for you to use when planning a training or workshop. Also, here's the Cycle for a training Rebecca and I recently conducted in NJ. Use this to plan your training and please post yours to share with others!See More
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Trainer's Warehouse has some great tips for trainers...
Taking Breaks
"The number of minutes a student can focus is equal to the student’s age plus two. Adults are not much different from children. They cannot focus for more than 15 to 20 minutes. Ideally we should confine learning activities within those focus minutes and then allow for some movement to redirect the students’ attention so that processing can take place."
--Marilee Sprenger, Learning & Memory, The Brain in Action p. 26
"The number of minutes a student can focus is equal to the student’s age plus two. Adults are not much different from children. They cannot focus for more than 15 to 20 minutes. Ideally we should confine learning activities within those focus minutes and then allow for some movement to redirect the students’ attention so that processing can take place."
--Marilee Sprenger, Learning & Memory, The Brain in Action p. 26
Posted on January 6, 2010 at 12:43pm
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